Notes from a quiet life
Suzie ReesEssays and practical posts on seasonal living, allotment growing, foraging, cooking, slow travel, reading, knitting, mending, and whatever else is on my mind.
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On blackberries, and the changing climate
We spotted the very first ripe blackberry on the 7th July. A whole two weeks earlier than the year before, when they ripened just before school finished for the summer holidays. Yesterday, on the way home from school, we harvested our first...
Long, languid summer days: Derbyshire in July
In the last few weeks, the energy of the earth and nature has changed completely. We’ve passed the solstice, and the wild, expansive feeling of early summer has slowed to the long, languid days of July and August. We’ve had heatwave after h...
The rose, a memory keeper
Roses are magical. Their rich, evocative scent wafts through the summer air, and with just one sniff I’m deep in my memory, back to childhood: eating Fry’s Turkish Delight after Quaker meeting on a Sunday with my dad, long warm days making...
The perfect taste of strawberries in June
It’s midsummer, and nothing tastes better than a perfectly ripe strawberry. Maybe harvested straight from the garden or allotment, gathered from a pick-your-own strawberry farm, or even bought from the supermarket in a plastic tub. Deep red...
The magic of midsummer
Last night, 11pm. I feel the urge to be in the garden. The air is warm, the sky is a deep, beautiful sapphire blue, and near the horizon, the final glow of daylight is just fading away. At first, the evening star, Venus, sits alone in the s...
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I'm Suzie, writer of Notes from a Quiet Life. I post about nature and the seasons, my allotment and garden, as well as cooking and countryside crafts.
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