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Growingses
Now that I’ve got LOTS more space to grow things, growing has started with a vengeance. Or just lots of enthusiasm – however you like to look at it. Although I like the idea of a garden diary I’m not quite there yet with it so this will just have to do for now… […]
If Daffodils (or should that be Daddodils?) Aren’t Your Thing: Stop Reading…now!
Once upon a time my Mum asked me to buy her some daffodil bulbs for her birthday. As a true child of the internet age I started looking around for online daffodil bulb options which I could have delivered direct to her…and stumbled upon someone selling daffodil bulbs By. The. SACK. Well, of course, this […]
The cost of a car
Well, specifically, the cost of my car. Not the ecological cost, or the social cost, or even the purchase price – but the ongoing cost of running a car. I’ve been able to drive since I was 17 and have always valued the skill but it was only 3 years ago that I decided […]
Vegan Cake Recipes
Having looked for this earlier today and failed to find it, thought I’d repost so I could track it down (and add to it!) more easily…(originally posted October 2013) A friend asked today if I had any good cake recipes – and the answer was… “Yes! But I’m not quite sure where…” So the idea […]
Labyrinths (1)
And so I found myself in the glorious morning sunshine on Morecambe’s West End beach with the sand stretching out far into the distance. Firm, cool and damp, today was a day for creating a labyrinth on the sand. I’ve had a loose interest in labyrinths for the past couple of years but it […]
Lynton. Wonderful.
Lynton & Lynmouth have been a part of my geographical vocabulary since I was very young, courtesy of family connections with the area (to the North Cliff hotel), however this week was the first time I visited for any length of time under my own steam in my adult life. And what an absolute pleasure […]
Why leave the country?
A few days ago I found myself in conversation with someone in a call centre and somehow the subject of jetting off on holiday came up. He seemed utterly stumped by my response to his intimation that holidays always took place abroad – that I actually really loved staying in the UK. I would have […]