It's definitely a thing in some part of the UK! I was suprised to hear it. I know right, would never have thought of orange but it works so beautifully! Sharp and fresh against milky and creamy. I think

One of the things I love about herbalism is that you are ALWAYS learning. I love the way you study informally - I mean, it's the way that it used to be done, acculumulating knowledge through personal

This is such a classic film. Guy Pearce used to go to the school I worked at for 13 years. I was watching a film the other day with an odd timeline - perhaps a sci fi, I couldnt remember - and reading

We used to fill and run back in the day but there's far too much surveillance these days to get away with it!

I'm so pleased you have somewhere cool but I'm worried about you twisting your ankle on those cobbles! It's my own fear, projected. Do take care of yourself - better to take lots of rests than end up sick

AH look at you swimming, there you go! I love seeing people really enjoy the ocean despite worries at first. I'm a thrashing about swimmer and should learn some ocean swimming techniques. It reminds me

Happy birthday! Love that gif. Isn't it great when you reach an age where you want for nothing! Mind you I could do without this gluteal tendiopathy lol. Great news about the poem - what a buzz!

That copper beech is stunning. Graveyards in England are always so beautiful!

Butterflies and lobster, sounds like a great day! Those leaf butterflies are incredible!

I haven't made foccacia for ages - might make it this weekend. I often do rosemary (from garden) and maybe olive.

Just gorgeous. I've seen that ad - it's defo iconic!

Oh yeah, honestly, that's pretty good 🤤😋

Loving the various feeds. Now I just need my favourite hashtag feed.

American coffee, I hear, is vastly inferior. Sorry you have to endure that 😁 What's your favourite breakfast?

And then, ten years from now, read it all again and laugh at my own "wisdom." Yep, and facepalm at all the lessons you had to relearn because somehow you fell into the same patterns again. Sigh.

For me it's about how the rich simply accumulate without hard work - once you've got money it just begets money. So the real inequality is how the poor and middle classes just keep working their asses

Wow that's really bright and cheerful. It really must put a smile on those who past by!

Lovely. You make me want to try planting some!

Oh sorry about ten - fifteen from me to the communities I run.

Last time I was there it was pissing with rain and didn't look half as nice as your photos suggest.