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- 1Derek vs Derek documentary pits Devon farmers over rewilding●Derek vs Derek review – farmers go head to head in rewilding rivalry with real bite By Leslie Felperin Two Devon neighbo
A new documentary, reviewed by Leslie Felperin for the Guardian, follows two Devon neighbours locked in a bitter dispute over the future of the countryside. The film explores the clash between conventional farming and rewilding, complete with troublesome wild boar, and is described as warm and wry with real bite.
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Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith did not practice on Wednesday, according to reports. The team has not detailed the reason, and his status for the upcoming game remains uncertain. His availability will be monitored as Philadelphia continues preparations this week.
- 3Devon exhibition explores the cultural world of fungi●Can a mushroom make music? Devon exhibition explores ‘cultural world’ of fungi https://www. theguardian.com/science/2026
A new exhibition at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter, Devon, is examining the 'cultural world' of fungi, including whether mushrooms can make music. The show blends science and art, drawing attention to mushrooms' role in culture and creativity, with references to figures like Beatrix Potter, and is prompting discussion at the intersection of biology and design.
- 4Spokane Author Devon Kelley Brings New PNW Cryptid Book to Auntie's●Spokane-raised Author Devon Kelley brings new PNW cryptid book to Auntie’s
Author Devon Kelley, who grew up in Spokane, is releasing a new book about Pacific Northwest cryptids and is set to appear at Auntie's Bookstore in Spokane. The event highlights local interest in regional folklore and legendary creatures of the PNW, giving readers a chance to meet the author and pick up the new title.
- 5Devon exhibition explores the cultural world of fungi and sound▼Can a mushroom make music? Devon exhibition explores ‘cultural world’ of fungi
A new exhibition in Devon is examining the 'cultural world' of fungi, including the question of whether mushrooms can make music. The show appears to blend art, sound and mycology, inviting visitors to consider fungi beyond their ecological role. It is drawing attention as interest in mushrooms continues to grow across art and culture.