Notes from a quiet life
Suzie ReesPosts from a Derbyshire village, to help you notice what's going on in the natural world, connect more deeply with the seasons, and find inspiration to forage, grow or cook. And in these difficult times, perhaps to find joy too.
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Seed saving as a radical act
Seed saving is a radical act.
For thousands of years, rather than buying new seeds each year as many of us do today, farmers and smaller scale food growers would have saved their own seeds each year. They would have selected the best and...
Approaching Lammas
It’s nearly August: dry and slow. From next week, I’ll be on my annual summer break from work, and my daughter is already off school for the summer holiday. Weeks stretch ahead full of slow mornings, seeing friends, camping, and pottering o...
A practical post about blackberries
We’re now deep in blackberry season. A couple of weeks after spotting the first ripe blackberry, the sunny spots in the village are full of them. This year they’re absolutely huge, fat and juicy, thanks to the recent heatwaves. The fact the...
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...
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I'm Suzie, writer of Notes from a Quiet Life. I live in a village in Derbyshire with my family, and post about nature and the seasons, my allotment and garden, as well as cooking and countryside crafts.
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