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The Sweetness of the Seasons

This post was created for Alegria de Rosa’s Writing Autumn’s Scent to explore the sense of taste. The piece takes me away from my usual focus on animals, but it does contain lessons about how to respect nature and all she provides. I hope y...

28 hours ago
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The Most Unexpected Autumn Hue

Image from Pexels: Rajesh S Balouria

This post was inspired by Alegria de Rose’s Writing Autumn’s Scent project. This week’s aim was to explore autumnal sights. This particular sight came to me in September this year, whereas usually it ar...

9 days ago
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Spirals of Life

This post was inspired by Alegria de Rose’s Writing Autumn’s Scent project. This week’s aim was to explore autumnal textures, shapes, and meaning. The cones described in this piece come from the Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica).


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Old Mother Ivy

( Inspired by Alegria De Rose’s Writing Autumn’s Scent prompt—a piece that focuses on an autumnal scent)

I wanted to choose a scent from nature, and one that was less often talked about. I chose the often underappreciated flowers of Common...

a month ago
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Chasing Dragonflies

Artwork from Kaeli at Moggin Boggin’s Almanac

It is with great excitement that I share a collaboration post here today, with the fabulous Moggin Boggin’s Almanac- a hearty space filled with cheer and comfort, and a generous helping of old...

a month ago
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    Personal stories about animals, places, and what living alongside them reveals.

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    Writer & illustrator in Yorkshire. Author of Moggin Boggin’s Almanac, a goblin‑guided journey through folklore, faerytales, history and the turning year. I write about everyday magic, the joy of pottering and stories that root us to the wild. \ud83c\udf31

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