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life on an island with 500 or so people in the middle of the North Sea
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Books you should read
- Eating to Extinction: The World's Rarest Foods and Why We Need to Save Them by Dan Saladino
- Empires of Food: Feast, Famine and the Rise and Fall of Civilizations by Andrew Rimas and Evan DG Fraser
- End of Nature, The by Bill McKibben
- Grow Your Own Vegetables by Joy Larkcom
- Omnivore's Dilemma, The by Michael Pollan
- Ultra-Processed People: Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn't Food...and Why Can't We Stop? by Chris van Tulleken
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- Roasted pumpkin seeds -- yum!
- Pumpkin pies.
- Have spent most of today in the kitchen. Bread.
- Have FINALLY finished a sleeve for my cardigan. N...
- Chicken Feed
- I know the two on the right are purple sage and th...
- Mint and something that the slugs have been eating...
- Top row: bay, blueberry, fennel. Second row: rose...
- Took advantage of the nice weather today to weed t...
- Cat-napping (or should I say hen-napping) in the s...
- Yet another gratuitous chick photo...
- Pathetic looking wet hen...
- Pathetic looking moulting hen...
- A break in the rain! At last!
- Gratutitous chick photo. I know that the whole poi...
- Prehistoric creature or chicken in the mud? You d...
- Sunrise on a cloudy day
- Left to right: Spring onions (small, you have to ...
- Domino's doesn't deliver up here, but that's okay ...
- I thinned the raised beds last weekend and these a...
- Hens only laid one egg yesterday, so I was going t...
- Despite the heavy rain, the spiderwebs on my car a...
- It rained most of yesterday and most of last night...
- Spider plants from hell
- Lazy chick
- Mae hi'n bwrw glaw.
- More gratuitous chick photos
- How fast they grow!
- They look just like little chickens!
- Got home from dosbarth Cymraeg to find that one of...
- They are starting to get little black feathers aro...
- Chicks will be four weeks old tomorrow!
- The chickens are moulting now and Big Boy has lost...
- Magic -- have just had the fields topped!
- This is the pile of soil that I moved from Point A...
- Chickies are getting big and feathered!
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