A day to celebrate

Today this is published (finally) and I am very happy. I’m chapter 14, the book also features some great contributions from other “experts” in their field.

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So, I have spent a whole weekend watching the birds and the butterflies! Lots of tiny orange tips, but mostly these pretties.

Very happy that we'll be heading home for Easter, Mr T has long training rides planned in readiness for #fredwhitton in May, and I'm looking forward to catching up with friends & family. Of course we'll be stocking up on some bottles of @jenningsbrewery 😀

It seems the sparrows really like gooseberry buds!

I posted this on my crochet account - then realised it's a great photo of my cook book shelves (which I agree are rather full of @nigelslater books)! There's also few by @dianahenryfood - if I ever get picked for desert island discs her How to Eat a Peach would be my book choice! I wonder if there are any of your favourites pictured here? #kitchenshelfie #cookbooks #bookstack

Woken up at 5.30 by the dawn chorus - and now bird watching over breakfast! The robins are busy this morning.

This photo tells you a couple of things - first of all, I like stripes! Secondly, I literally wear my clothes out! Look closely at that red sweatshirt and you'll see all the tiny hexies patching the worn seam! One of the easiest ways to reduce the environmental impact of your clothes is to keep them out of landfill. Wear natural fibres, wash with care, dry on the line and learn to mend stuff! #30wears #fashionrevolution #sustainableliving #lowimpactliving #hexies #epp #slowfashion #makeitandmendit #visiblemending #consciousfashion #prettypatches #wearingseasalt
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