
Curating a life of simple satisfactions; a well stacked log shed, a cup of tea in the early dawn, growing wildflowers in place of lawn. All from a tiny rented estate cottage in the South Downs. Settle in, I'll put the kettle on.
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There is a Robin singing outside the front door on New Years Day; a sign of hope if there is any. And buds in the daffodils that I planted last autumn, although that mostly just reminds me of my eco-anxiety and the fact everything’s all blo...
The solstice dawned almost without comment; grey and soft. A thrush sang from the upper branches of a dense evergreen, a wren threw shade, the apple tree clung to half a dozen yellow leaves, between which a pair of great tits picked through...
A festive wreath is waiting to be hung by the front door, but these winter days it is dark as I leave the house and dusk by the time I get home, so any outside tasks will have to wait until the weekend. The early gloom does make me extra sl...
Life in the countryside may seem idyllic.
It is.
The long leaf-rustling walks, or the lure of the wooded bank sides in spring when the first primroses poke through. Collecting eggs from the hens, still warm in the chopped straw. Coming...
Hello, and a big Welcome Back! Yes, at long last I am reinstated with a laptop, fingers poised over the keyboard…. and where do I start? When I last wrote, we are teetering on the precipice of autumn; the harvest rolling in from the fields...
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Curating a life of simple satisfactions; a well stacked log shed, a cup of tea in the early dawn, growing wildflowers in place of lawn. All from a tiny rented estate cottage in the South Downs. Settle in, I'll put the kettle on.
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