This is beautiful, Saffron. I love it! ❤❤❤

Evocative, moving & extremely thought provoking. What an incredible work of art. Wonderful lyrics, music and vocals.

Still returning to this little.alice of magic.

Sould be on Spotify

Sadly we lost Ian Sinclair in 2023 Musician Writer

Absolutely gorgeous. Poetry in motion. Beautiful blend of the delicate guitar & the punchy calls of the pink footed geese. Love the stills of the formations of the gaggle. Reminded me of runes scattered, displaying a meaning. What are our friends trying to tell us, I wonder? Sarah XXX

Hello Saffron - now would you have met Mirk at The Wick Festival, in 1979? And guess who I am?

Love the birdsong and your music.

A forgotten masterpiece of british folk. RIP Mary and thanks for blessing us with that wonderful album of yours.

Maybe the most beautiful song of you when you visited Arnhem in the beginning of your career... so lovely ..... and we have met in real life so to speak ... with love ❤️❤️

Lovely song , I didnot hear this before ❤️🙏

Great song, great album! Still in my collection.... I think we saw you playing somewhere in the Netherlands in the seventees...?

Good to hear the original version.

Great version of a great song. Well done - full of guid Scots integrity. Thanks to Susie Kelly for sharing.

Fabulous margi Sinclair one of the finest interpreters of Scots ballads and songs written and traditional .this song is a fine example of Ian Sinclairs strong song writing sung by many fine artists across the world not forgetting his fiddle music accompanied by multi talented Ray Crompton .at various times Mirk line up based in Caithness comprised Jim Sutherland Brian Miller and Gavin Livinstone ...there may have been others but a great band popular at festivals

A fine rendition

Not Nik Kinsey but Nic Kinsey

Such a great song! Not heard this wonderful version before, so thanks for posting it :)

Lovely song, well done ....!

I nice impression. 🌄

Mooi gedaan.🤜🤛🎶🎸✨💫

Super mooi.👍🎶✨✌️

Leuk om haar weer te horen.💫😊✌️

Fantastic song ,I love it . Well done Saffron!❤

Excellent and so versatile. Thankyou. R.

Very nice. Thankyou. R.

I love this song. It makes me happy. Thankyou. R.

Beautiful. Thankyou. R.

Beautiful Voice~~!!! bravo~~~!!😍😍😍

I’m going to visit Clicket village this week, cycling from watchet and through Luxborough en route. 😃

Too bad you drowned out the poor bird !

Where was this beautiful forest walk taken ? I love ❣️ Shinrin-yuko

Have never forgotten her many performances at The Mersey Tavern Stockport in the early seventies. In my opinion one of the greatest British folk singers of all time. Tragic that there is only one album. Wish someone would gather the live tracks together that are out there and release a second album. Her legacy deserves at least that. Always remembered....God rest her soul

I see the rabbit at 2:28! This is like watching a fire or a stream. You never tire of it. Thank you for sharing this.

Lovely composition & video, Saffron. I so miss being able to listen to your music on the bench by the first hide at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.

That's really lovely Saffron!

I wrote this song after listening to a Robin singing by my window as I played my guitar. It became a part of my contribution to COASTAL CURRENTS ARTS FESTIVAL in SUSSEX UK. It is now a part of my 'WHEN BIRDS SING' PERFORMANCE and PRESENTATION.See my website for dates...

O Mary saw you at sale folk club first

I just love this.

Super post, very much enjoyed. Thought-provoking place. Clicket is found South of Timberscombe in Somerset. SS962395

Actually, Mim's memory is a little faulty here. Half the tracks were recorded at Freerange Studios in Covent Garden with engineer Ron Eve. 8 tracks allowed more instrumental layering.

Not much left of this village. Nature has taken over but the spirit of the villagers is still to be felt. Wonderful 'sense of place'.

I love it ,Saffron. I hope you make a whole record. Vince XX

such a beautiful song, thanks for sharing it.

loved it!

Beautiful creativity.

Talented lady

Thanks for this information. I'll add it to the video.

Nice video, Saffron. I remember the night at the Blossoms and can identify the 'unknown musicians' in the photos as Steve Woolley (on guitar at the front), Paul Minshull (on guitar at the back, Dave on harmonica (can't recall his last name but he was a champion harmonica player and a lovely chap, who tragically died very suddenly several years ago. Just out of shot, there was John Constantine and Joe Beard.

Thanks John. Much appreciated. More work to follow.