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Tag Archives: Food
Lockdown 3 – reboot
Everything I read about how the coronacrisis is going confirms my belief that we’re in this for a lot longer than the PM would like to admit. My feeling is that this lockdown is going to take us through till … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, Allotment, Craft, Do what you can with what you have, Food, In the time of the virus, Nature, Reflections on life (and death), Uncategorized, Walking
Tagged Allotment, birdwatching, cooking, Exercise, Food, Free things, Growing food, knitting, lockdown, Lymphoedema, Reading, reduce reuse recycle, Walking
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2021: how to get through it?
Continuing to count my blessings. Last year I chose as my ‘theme’ word enough How very appropriate that turned out to be. I found I did indeed have enough of everything, and much more than many. I’ll get round to … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 enough, 2021, Food, Reflections on life (and death), Uncategorized
Tagged cooking, enough, Food, Food policy, learning, marmalade, meals, New Year goals, Reflections
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In the time of the virus: plums are not the only fruit
The world may be going to hell in a handcart, but the local fruit harvest this year looks phenomenal. On my small patch I have a bumper crop of ripe figs – enough for me to be able to pick … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 enough, Allotment, Bath, Community, Do what you can with what you have, Family, Farming, Food, In the time of the virus, Local food
Tagged Allotment, Community, Figs, Food, food poverty, Food preservation, Fruit growing, greengages, Growing food, Local food, plums, Poverty, seasonal fruit and vegetables, The Nest Ledbury, Traditional food methods, Transition movement
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In the time of the virus: an ordinary day
A quick post today, as I’ve been busy all day and didn’t get anything written along the way. Today was an ordinary day, which is to say that as we’re still self-isolating we must of necessity keep ourselves to ourselves. … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: day 89
Saturday, and our first day of (not) being in Germany. The weather is fine, with just enough humidity and spots of rain to feel authentically as though we could indeed be in the Black Forest. The point of travelling there … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: day 87
Wet, wet wet. That was today here. But despite (or maybe because of) the incessant rain I had another lovely walk back home from Kelston, marred only by the increased traffic on the main road. On the way home I … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: day 85
A busy day, and warm and humid. Today marked the real start of the harvest season for me. I picked 3lb of redcurrants and have cooked them ready for straining to make redcurrant jelly tomorrow I also picked my very … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: day 81
A good day. I like to make my almost daily walk purposeful if it’s just a local one, and today was no exception. To start off with I took myself off to our local shopping street where we are fortunate … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Do what you can with what you have, In the time of the virus, Local, Uncategorized
Tagged Bath, BBC, Cities, Crochet, Food, Local food, lockdown
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In the time of the virus: day 79
Today has been a really enjoyable, productive and satisfying day. I got several jobs done around the house, including a long-overdue tidy of the room where I go to sew. Though I still can’t find my pinking shears. Bright orange, … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 enough, Community, In the time of the virus, Inspirations, Uncategorized
Tagged #blacklivesmatter, Baking, Bath City Farm, Community, Food, Friends, knitting, lockdown, Reflections
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In the time of the virus: day 66
Today we did our first supermarket shop since lockdown. In between times we have bought bits and pieces as we’ve needed them from our local shops, but we were starting to run out of quite a few staples so decided … Continue reading