Meet
Digger Mole© was created and written by Alan
Scouse
The illustrations were created by Paul Hawthorn Gill
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Digby
is a lovable, kind, and very clever mole
He comes from a long
line of moles who have lived in the New Forest in Hampshire for
years.
Great Great Great Grandfather Percy Mole and his family
were some of the first moles to try and live above ground, but that’s
another story.
Digby known as ‘Digger’ to his friends
lives with his family in a small copse known as Molehampton.
It
is a small wooded area in Walhampton.
From Lymington travel to
the Isle of Wight Ferry and you are sure to find it.

Digby loves living
beneath the forest and has learned how to handle each season as it
comes.
In the Spring he enjoys seeing the wonder of nature
unfold.
The plants come into bud after their long winters
slumber.
The newborn birds and animals really make the forest
come alive again, and all who live in the forest sense a feeling of a
fresh beginning.
The days start to become warmer, and the
evenings longer and lighter.

The
Summer months follow the Spring.
The weather is kinder and the
days are much warmer.
The trees and hedgerows are in full
bloom and offer much food, with berries and nuts and fruit all to be
enjoyed by the various animals and birds.
Digger always enjoys
the Summer season the most, and it was during the summer that Digger
first met ‘Molly’ mole and it was love at first sight.
Molly
loved Digger's sense of fun.
Digger loved Molly's soft furry
coat and her wonderful cooking.

Autumn follows the
Summer and the weather starts to cool down.
The leaves turn a
golden brown and eventually fall from the trees, leaving a copper
coloured carpet all over the forest floor.
Animals such as the
squirrels start to store food in readiness for the winter months
ahead.
Digger mole always makes sure Molly's cupboards are
well stocked with food, at this time.

Eventually Winter
arrives and the forest starts to look quite bare.
Most of the
trees have lost their leaves.
Some of the birds have left the
forest to fly to warmer countries.
The smaller animals have
dug deep underground and are preparing for a long winters sleep.
The
animals still on the surface have to search harder for food.
If
the weather gets really bad and snow falls heavily, then the
Foresters start to bring out food for them.

No food is brought out
for moles.
Digger had learned this a long time ago, so he, like
the squirrels are now living off the food collected and stored in the
autumn.
Over the past few years Digger and Molly have produced
three lovely younger moles, but as Mother Molly says they grow up far
to quickly.
Digger and Molly are very proud of their
family.
Lets meet them.

Mother Molly is a homely
mole, she likes nothing more than to be in her kitchen, making
wholesome food for her family.
She likes to keep her home
clean and tidy, but with three young moles to look after, sometimes
it does get a little messy.
Molly helps Digger with his many
ideas and schemes he comes up with and life is never dull or boring
in this home.

The
oldest of Digger and Mollys children is Melanie.
Melanie
prefers to be called ‘Mel’ she is Digger and Molly’s only
daughter and regularly gets spoiled.
Melanie hates being clean
and tidy and likes nothing more than getting dirty.
She loves
to run through the forest and jump in every puddle she can find.
Mel
spends most of her day with her best friend, a badger called Dave.

The next mole born was
Dapper.
Dapper is extremely fussy and unlike Mel, he hates
getting dirty or muddy.
He is forever washing himself, and
takes pride in his appearance.
His lovely grey velvety coat is
well groomed and he makes sure there is not a hair out of
place.
Dapper likes to wear his bowties of which he has many.

The
youngest of Digby and Molly’s children is Dinky mole.
Dinky
was born small, and has not grown very much.
He is named Dinky
because he is small even by mole standards.
He is not quite as
fussy as his older brother Dapper.
However Dinky does love to
explore the woods and has many friends scattered throughout the
forest.
He loves to use tunnels other moles have dug, and go
on long adventures.
Dinky never stops exploring.

Digger, Molly, Mel,
Dapper and Dinky live deep under the forest
protected by the long
burrows they have dug.
They have a lovely home, and are safe
and warm.
Molly is a loving mother, and Digger a protective
father.
Digger supplies the food. Molly prepares and cooks
it.
Mel helps in the kitchen, and she is becoming a good cook
just like her Mum.
Dapper cleans and tidies up and enjoys
helping his Dad.
Dinky through his many friends knows exactly
what is going on in the forest.

The five moles are a
close family.
Like all moles they spend a lot of their time
underground but do surface when not too many people are
around.
There is a small garden in Molehampton in which they
love to visit and relax as only moles can.
They have built a
woodland bar and enjoy glasses of cool lemonade before they disappear
back underground.
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Follow
all of the Moles' news and adventures.
Go to Digger Mole's website
at www.diggermole.net