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Category Archives: nature connection
On time and patterns
for ‘our pictures, your words’ event at the fantastic Made in Greenwich gallery May 2015. Inspired by Nicola White’s fish, Deborah Larne’s Signs of Serendipity (and accompanying music) and David Weekes’ Greenwich railway station painting, all part of a Made in … Continue reading
Posted in nature connection, nature writing, Uncategorized, urban living
Tagged art, chaos theory, journey of the universe, mudlarking, patterns, poetry, recycling, serendipity
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Growing and making your own medicines
Earlier this month I found myself alongside three other women, standing round a stove watching an older, grey-haired woman stir something in a cauldron..sorry saucepan. I was on a day’s intensive workshop focusing on 15 medicinal herbs – how to grow them, … Continue reading
Posted in nature connection, resilience, Uncategorized
Tagged herbal medicine, herbs
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Bladerunner weather
Friends dubbed last year’s winter ‘Narnia’, it went on so long, with snow falling on Easter Sunday. This year the winter reminds me of Bladerunner, as I negotiate city streets through day after day of rain. Today, as I hurried … Continue reading
Posted in community activism, nature connection, sustainability, urban living
Tagged Bladerunner, Climate change, flooding, rainfall, weather
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On foraging
I’m writing this in response to a recent column in the Independent on foraging. The column by CJ Schuler was prompted by destructive, commercial foraging of wild garlic at a local ancient woodland in south London. Any foraging, let alone … Continue reading