Hedge
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Sep 16, 2026
George EmersonNARRATOR
Sooner they shrink from steel, but then put forth the arm of power, and stem the branchy tide.
George EmersonNARRATOR
Hedges too must be woven, and all beasts barred entrance, chiefly while the leaf is young and witless of disaster.
George EmersonNARRATOR
for therewith beside harsh winters and o'erpowering sun wild buffaloes and pestering goats for play besport them sheep and heifers glut their greed nor cold by hoar-frost curdled nor the prone dead weight of summer upon the parched crags so scathed as the phlox with venom bites of their hard tooth whose gnawing scars the stem For no offence but this, to Bacchus, bleeds the goat at every altar.
George EmersonNARRATOR
And old plays upon the stage find entrance.
George EmersonNARRATOR
But when they clasp the elms with sturdy trunks Erect, then strip the leaves off, prune the boughs: Sooner they shrink from steel; but then put forth The arm of power, and stem the branchy tide.
George EmersonNARRATOR
Hedges too must be woven, and all beasts Barred entrance, chiefly while the leaf is young And witless of disaster.
George EmersonNARRATOR
For therewith, Beside harsh winters and o'erpowering sun, Wild buffaloes and pestering goats for play Besport them, sheep and heifers glut their greed.
George EmersonNARRATOR
Nor cold by hoar-frost curdled, nor the prone Dead weight of summer upon the parched crags, So scathe it, as the flocks with venom bite Of their hard tooth, whose gnawing scars the stem.
Jack McMullenHOST
Right
Aram LeightonHOST
... you know, do the same thing that Hedges has done.
Aram LeightonHOST
So I, I just, I feel like they don't have to ne- like platoon and guard ball their way nearly as, as extremely as they have in the past.
Aram LeightonHOST
There's just a lot of really solid bats there that they've got all of a sudden, and it just all comes down to J-Ram for me with this team.
TonyHOST
He had lived at Magoda.
John Hughes RobinsonGUEST
Oh, he, yeah, he, he lived on Papa's place over on Hedge Row.
TonyHOST
Okay.
John Hughes RobinsonGUEST
That old house over there, that's where they lived when they'd come home.
Craig AbbottNARRATOR
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Craig AbbottNARRATOR
The Golden Milestone by Frank W. Boreham The Bloodhound of the Hedgerow It was a typical morning in the early English summer.
Craig AbbottNARRATOR
I had gone down from college on the Saturday night to preach in this charming rural hamlet on the Sunday.
Craig AbbottNARRATOR
I discovered on arrival that only one service, that on Sunday evening, was required of me.
Evan LindmanHOST
So you factor in profitability.
Evan LindmanHOST
If you just had a lawn where the customer never signs up for an ancillary service service, Hedge trimming, aeration, mulch.
Evan LindmanHOST
But their mowing rate is pretty good.
Evan LindmanHOST
Do you keep them if the lawn's really easy and if they pay fast? Like, do you keep them? Because at the end of the day, you should probably get them to sign up for at least mulch, hedge trimming.
Cy HarrisHOST
Tell me, Dr. Watson, when did Sherlock Holmes first suspect the matron of trying to kill Dr. Jeffers?
Alfred ShirleyVOICE_ACTOR
Almost at once, or perhaps I should say from the moment we entered the circle of U-Hedge that surrounded the fountain.
Alfred ShirleyVOICE_ACTOR
You may not know it, Mr. Harris, but a good English U-Hedge is as impenetrable as a brick wall and much more impossible to scale.
Alfred ShirleyVOICE_ACTOR
There was only one entrance to that circle, the one through which the matron ran practically into our arms.
Alfred ShirleyVOICE_ACTOR
Nobody else could have passed without our seeing him.
Neil FoulkesGUEST
This hedgerow landscape that we're all so familiar with is a human-made landscape.
Neil FoulkesGUEST
Hedges are not really natural features at all.
Neil FoulkesGUEST
They're part of a man-made landscape or a human-made landscape.
Neil FoulkesGUEST
They're generally not self-sustaining features.
15 MINS LATER
Neil FoulkesGUEST
I suppose what people would call hedgerow management.
Neil FoulkesGUEST
I want to try and sort of change the language a little bit.
Neil FoulkesGUEST
Hedges are composed of living plants.
Neil FoulkesGUEST
They're living things.
Robert DickensGUEST
Not just with the seasons day by day, but also in its management.
Robert DickensGUEST
Hedges come and hedges go.
Robert DickensGUEST
Fields change shapes.
Robert DickensGUEST
Trees disappear and new ones pop up.
George EmersonNARRATOR
Sooner they shrink from steel, but then put forth the arm of power, and stem the branchy tide.
George EmersonNARRATOR
Hedges, too, must be woven, and all beasts barred entrance, chiefly while the leaf is young and witless of disaster.
George EmersonNARRATOR
for therewith beside harsh winters and o'erpowering sun wild buffaloes and pestering goats for play besport them sheep and heifers glut their greed nor cold by hoar-frost curdled nor the prone dead weight of summer upon the parched crags so scathe it as the phlox with venom bites of their hard tooth whose gnawing scars the stem For no offence but this, to Bacchus, bleeds the goat at every altar.
George EmersonNARRATOR
And old plays upon the stage find entrance.
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