by admin | Jun 21, 2017 | #30DaysWild
Today was predominated by attending a school selection appeal for our eldest and then me rather maturely sulking about the situation. At the exact time I could have done with the medicinal properties of losing yourself in the wild I chose to hide away inside instead....
by admin | Jun 20, 2017 | #30DaysWild
One of the best things about #30DaysWild is that it literally encourages you to take time to stop and smell the roses and it makes me much more observant of my immediate environment than I normally am when just getting from A to B. Britmums, “Britain’s...
by admin | Jun 19, 2017 | #30DaysWild, Science
When the sun makes the slides in the park too hot to use it’s just not fun anymore. So, as out outdoor efforts were curtailed today, here are some facts about the Sun (which I keep reminding myself that all life on earth is dependent on) that I’ve just...
by admin | Jun 18, 2017 | #30DaysWild
A very cute photo of a hedgehog popped up on my Facebook timeline earlier today. Posted by the British Hedgehog Preservation Society it urged its readers to “Please please pop bowl/s of water out for hedgehogs (and other wildlife) in this blistering heat”....
by admin | Jun 17, 2017 | #30DaysWild, Books, Days Out
I’m going to say it. After all of last year’s #30DaysWild and the beginning of this one spent moaning about the rain… oh, my isn’t it too hot! Turns out whatever my mixed nationality background, I’m very British when it comes to the...
by admin | Jun 16, 2017 | #30DaysWild
We often acknowledge how lucky we are to have a fairly large back garden relative to the area we live in as we live on a corner but we often forget that we’re very privileged to have a garden at all as many families don’t. And we should definitely make...
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