Biking to Bakeries
Michelle SwallowStories about my family's 6-month biking adventure in 2024 as well as a slice of life blog about our home in Northern Canada.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | michelleswallow.substack.com |
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Take a sneak peek at the Northern Bull cover!
Here we are nearing the end of October, and it hasn’t snowed for real yet, and whoa boy is it dark out there. We could really use some snow to lighten this place up. I have a stack of books to finish, no garden to water, and no desire to le...
It's Wonder-fall!
And just like that, summer is over. Symone is back on the books, Lucas is on the school bus, Pierre and Nova are hunting on the lake, and I’m on the computer trying to figure out how to freeze cilantro, whether chickens can eat potato plant...
All the Summer Things
This post is brought to you by Lettuce and Kale. Also, The Herbs. Diamond level sponsorship from my new best friend, Salad Spinner. Our Platinum level donors are the generous: Old Town Surface Water Lines, The Chickens and of course, the so...
Who left the lights on?
In my mind, I imagine using this blog to interview interesting people in Yellowknife and check out some new sights or adventures. But this month has kept me close to home. It’s been all gardens and chickens and waiting for the cucumbers to ...
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A writer, conservation planner and mom from Northern Canada. Read about life in Yellowknife, my publishing journey and our six-month family bike trip across Europe.
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