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Month: November 2017

November 26, 2017 Eat / Grow / nature

Cosy Away the Pain

I am not a sun worshipper. My Celtic skin balks at sunbathing (which bores me anyway: reading is much comfier

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November 18, 2017 Eat / Gift / Make

Eco Friendly Festivities

The shops are already playing Christmas music, and adverts push us to buy lots of presents to have a happy

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November 17, 2017 Eat / Gift / nature

Frugal Friday: Save Money With Nature

If you’re short on money, nature provides many ways to make your budget go further. From food to craft materials,

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November 16, 2017 Grow / nature

Celebrate Trees for National Tree Week

The Tree Council is encouraging people to celebrate National Tree Week from 25th November – 3rd December. Whether you plant

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November 11, 2017 nature

Swan Watching

November 10, 2017 Gift / Grow / nature

Gifts From Nature

Nature can help bring joy to the holiday season. You can create gifts to make money go further – and

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November 9, 2017 Eat / Make / Storytelling

Folklore Thursday: November Folklore

As the year darkens, the skies are filled with fireworks. However, bonfire night aside, there are plenty more myths and

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November 8, 2017 Eat

Share the Love

The festive season can be particularly hard for people on a tight budget. This year, UK money bloggers have joined

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November 5, 2017 nature

November Nature

Though there are fewer flowers to see with every passing week, November has still got lots of natural beauty to

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November 4, 2017 nature

Canal Love

As the chill in the air sharpens, ivy berries darken and leaves carpet the canal banks, it’s a great time

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Latitude Rocks

It’s taken a while to  float down to earth after Stone Circles at Latitude Festival. We decorated the trees with a Green Man and Green Lady, made by the talented Leila Nihill. She added cut outs of people on grass to encourage people to take a break and relax. We put 300 stones in the […]

Join the Stone Circle at Latitude

Stone Circles is about connecting with each other, and nature in general. How far can we make the stone circle ripple? It depends on how many people get involved…

Upcycle Your Life: Self-Care and Wellbeing

Upcycling is an easy way to save money. Swapping clothes can save a fortune when you want to update your wardrobe – as can upcycling clothes you already have. Making your own toiletries can reduce waste by cutting back on packaging. You can also save a fortune by using common store cupboard ingredients such as […]

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