Clouded Silver: Tiny Island Life
CatAttempts at slowing down, noticing, and living sustainably and seasonally in a little cottage by the sea. No AI.
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An Abundance of Eggs
Spring is in full swing around here, and there seem to be new baby birds wherever I look.
A few days ago I watched several families of Greylag (Anser anser) and Canada (Branta canadensis) geese lead their fluffy new goslings over the shore...
Five Things
You don’t really have to look very hard to see that there are a lot of not-so-great things going on in the world. It can all be a bit depressing sometimes! To balance out all the crapness, I think it is important to actively look for the go...
Gorse Wine and Shifting Baselines
From mid-March onwards, large swathes of the wilder parts of this island turn bright yellow as the Gorse bursts into flower. You can find small patches of it flowering year-round in sheltered places, but as the days lengthen and temperature...
An Evening Stroll
Life has been pretty quiet here lately, and while I certainly don’t see that as being a bad thing, it doesn’t really make for the most inspiring writing opportunities! It is, however, the life I have chosen for myself, and the older I get,...
Blackthorn, Bullfinches, and Beauty
“The earth laughs in flowers.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
At the top of the track, where it meets the main road1, there are a handful of blackthorn (Prunus spinosa) bushes. I pass them every day on my way to and from work, and for the la...
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Grower, forager, maker, mender, mother, moth-er, oyster farmer's wife, living in a tiny Scottish island.
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