Thursday, March 15, 2018. I was under the misconception that they are simply a means of getting from A to B. I have read often and often of the exponential benefits of riding a bike. In particular are vocal on this subject. I have always loved the idea. Of cycling, but the thought of actually getting on a bike was still pretty scary - especially in London.

Latest poetry offering, The Memory of Light. 8221; silent, word-locked, on the windswept hill just beyond this world. I wonder if conversely inste.

Exploring a place for permaculture in public garden education. Dear fans and advocates of permaculture in public gardens,. After concluding my travels in February, I spent a good solid month nesting and bracing against the inhospitable winter, and began to implement some of the permaculture notions we had been dreaming up while away.

I still have bulk silver beet. But all the earlier plantings are now running to seed. All my parsley has run to seed, and I am now harvesting seed from coriander and dill too. Rocket has run to seed, but the nasturtiums are rocketing along and providing that peppery-ness in salads. Though I still have lots of lettuce, the number of varieties is going down. And the first of the squash.

About a week ago I put in an offer for a block of land and it was accepted. I sign the contract in four days. Over the past week I have spent a lot of time compiling quotes for various services I need to use over the coming months. I need a conveyancer or solicitor. I need a geotechnical survey. I need a soil percolation test. Were nice enough to do so. There are tonnes of opportunities out there.

Joining in with Emily at The Beetle Shack. 2 Milly cat likes to guard the babies room. Loving using up my left-over yarns. House sitting Hanging Hills is very pretty.

It often feels to me that everything stops in winter and is all grey and dreary. Then I started looking around at the other plants in the garden and realised that there are flowers everywhere! City garden country garden.

Knitting at the same sweater as last time. I think it is nice, so far! However, knitting with two strands of new zealand lambswool, so so soft! Recommend this yarn from 123knitt. Reading not much at summer, but this book, oh, I love it! It is about to live more self- sufficient. Recommended this too, but it is only on danish, I guess. dk you can take a look. So soft and tender! Have an nice week! Linking up with Ginny.