A journal of a path to somewhere. About a life less simple. The sight of ramson shoots popping their fresh green through bare woodland floors is a welcomed one after the winter months, it means spring is finally arriving. This year I have tested out a new recipe to add to the annual spring pesto.

A diary of life in rural Redwood, Co. Tipperary as told by a city girl. March 4, 2018 by ayearinredwood. Sometimes we get a sprinkling that is gone in a few hours, or at worst overnight. now, if we were going to be housebound for days, I will not survive without tea! We were thankful.

A fun chicken card and some DMC threads. Is very dinky and p.

The Natural World and Connections. Follow Colour the World Over on WordPress. Research and conservation in The Gambia. The Web, Wool, and Knitted Knockers. The Big, but not so Bad, Wolf. The first week of 2015. Research and conservation in Costa RIca. Research and conservation in The Gambia. I completed a peg-loom p.

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And they stock Stylecraft yarn. Now have a new customer. And just around the corner, I found Gloucestershire Arts and Crafts Centre.

One pair of shoes at a time. Well if not entirely zero-waste then certainly considerably less wasteful than the norm. This is my wrapping station. Ribbon carefully saved year after year. Empty boxes saved year after year. Pretty bags saved year after year. Paper wrapping from Who Gives A Crap. Gift tags made from old cards. Endless cups of tea! Using magazines can be a bit of a challenge fo.

Building a sustainable future, together. Shape of Things to Come. Building a sustainable future, together. Posted on May 21, 2015. Sociology, political science, psychology, economics and governance theory lie awkwardly together as I figure out how to map them all into ecology and the giant puzzle of how to help humanity save itself from environmental destruction. Some days it all seems so very grim. High on the sea cliffs, face to the wind, so alive and smiling.