‘The rain it raineth every day’
It may not be Twelfth Night, but the rain really has rained every day this year…except three. As I write, …
‘Look at you walking’
Two years ago, I was suddenly, catastrophically ill, and when it appeared that I would live, I had to re-learn …
Do you prefer town or country?
Walking is walking, right? No. The stark difference between walking in the village and the city came home to me …
Feed your senses
A wise woman (my mum) once said that to improve your mental health you should feed your senses every day. …
Feeling stuck?
Sometimes, despite our best efforts, nothing seems to change in life. We feel stuck, and it’s immensely frustrating. That’s the …
Save our village
Seeing horses grazing improves any walk. Round here, there is currently plenty of opportunity for that. Horses are flight animals, …
You can make a difference
‘You can make a difference.’ That’s what I feel every time that I see a red kite. For my money, …
Rural Ramblings Episode 1: seeing the spectacular
Walking is a way of life round here. The village is shot through with footpaths, which are much beloved of …
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How I found new life in a garden
Critically and catastrophically ill last year, it seemed unlikely that I would survive, then that I’d ever return home, and …
The lazy gardener’s guide to October
The days are shortening and that can mean less time in the garden. So, it’s time to prioritise and consider …