Folklore Thursday: Celebrate January
You might think the time for celebration has passed but the joy of folklore is that there is always something
Love nature. Love life.
You might think the time for celebration has passed but the joy of folklore is that there is always something
Christmas may be over but there are still plenty of opportunities to feast over coming weeks. My feasting started with
Today is the Winter Solstice – one of my favourite times of year as it marks a gradual return to
This year, I’m feeling festive. Last year, my pain was too high to really engage with much christmas jollity but
As December approaches, advertising for Christmas comes into full force. From vigilant shelf-dwelling faerie folk to hedonistic feasts, along with
The weather has confused my garden this year. My tomatoes are still flowering, my strawberries shot out countless runners but
Upcycle Your Life took place at Fearon Hall, Loughborough last Saturday: a day of sharing skills and learning from the
Having seen hints about Divine Proportions online, along with press information for my preview, I was eagerly anticipating the show.
Fearon Hall is celebrating the seasons with a host of sustainability events to help you through the darker nights. After
Find out how to make the most of autumn, with seasonal produce, upcycling fun and nature crafting at Fearon Hall, Loughborough on