Party Patio: firstly, a little history. The essence of the patio dates back to around 9,000 BCE in the Near East during the Neolithic period. It later spread to other regions. One of the oldest examples is Skara Brae in Orkney, Scotland. It features back alleys and communal areas. For more information, check this link: […]
David’s inspiring garden of possibilities. Life in Icklesham: A Picturesque Village. That is me and my brothers at the The famous, Queen’s Head you guessed it, it’s a pub in Icklesham. closest first: Robert Cooke, David Cooke, Thomas cooke. Could not find Frank in any photo’s. Hello Frank! The charming village of Icklesham in East
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From Pews to Garden Views: An Inspiring Journey of Faith and 1 Gardener Transformation. Garden Transformation: From the Pews of St Peter and St. Paul to Garden Views. Revelation “Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with that person, and
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Botanists envisioned growth potential in all fruits and vegetables. Definitions of plants can be interpreted in various ways, these might vary depending on the point of view angle we look at things, it is not always easy to decide on which plant goes with which plant. The answer, as always, will come from a certain perspective, likely someone more qualified, ladies and gentlemen of cause we give you the Botanist. The question on
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Milkman, Lawn Mowing, and Philosophical Musings: A Unique Perspective. To mow or not? mow mow mow your lawn and take care of it. Above is the Milkman. What a nice person! A big hello to the head office. Oh and me! To cut? I thought I’d draft a book this week, probably about grass. I
Find out how to style two chairs for winter using just snow, totally by mistake. Winter 2024, has been cold and often disliked. Despite this, I will give a brief overview of the season, exploring its various aspects. Winter is not everyone’s favourite season and may not always bring joy. It tries and I do
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Leaf Compost. One teacher in school did motivate me, congratulations to the winner! It was his dedication to leaf composting that had captured my attention and not a detention. link to help:https://www.rhs.org.uk/soil-composts-mulches/leaf-mould My favourite teacher got me into composting. Initially, I admit I witnessed the transformative power of organic matter and worms and heat in
It is December, crikey could veggies be more excited? Deck your veggies, uplift a Brussels Sprout. rejoice! Work, work, work, Jesus is born and a new year is coming blimey was that 365 days gone? No wonder it’s not just turnips burning out. Please pause and give yourselves a break! January coming next….lol December is
Monkshood A flower with a hood. Your Poison by Alice Cooper pops to mind. How do you care for Monkshood? That is write it is a plant with a hood, If you are brave enough to grow this deadly fiend, then even as a seed, handle it with care but just like any church you
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November, So what is it all about? It is a between month, a wild card month; it can be angry, then calm. Wet and miserable. Through the calm parts, I look on and wonder, is it really nice out or just freezing, do I want to go out there or turn the heating on and
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