Wynne Hanson grew up surrounded by the comforting smells of sawdust and beeswax. Her father, a renowned craftsman in Enfield, instilled in her a deep respect for honest work and the beauty of handcrafted objects. From her mother, Wynne inherited a profound love for nature and its intricate web of life. She spent countless hours exploring the verdant parks and hidden trails that fringed Enfield, meticulously documenting the flora and fauna she encountered. Wynne found solace in the simplicity of everyday life - tending to her herb garden, sharing stories with neighbours over steaming cups of tea, and losing herself in the pages of well-worn books. Though never one to seek the spotlight, Wynne possessed a quiet strength and an unwavering sense of justice. She believed in treating all creatures with kindness and compassion, from the smallest insect to the grandest oak tree. Her life was a testament to the values she held dear – hard work, integrity, and a deep connection to the natural world. Wynne Hanson, a true daughter of Enfield, lived her days with quiet grace and an unwavering commitment to making the world a little bit better.