Enjoying life, sharing challenges, fun in the outdoors and exploring beautiful Britain.
There have been some beautiful, warm spring days over this last week. The sun has been warm on my back, no need for a coat or even a cardigan, I can walk at lunchtime in just a dress. Gardens I walk past are suddenly full of colour, there's something new to see every day. Pink …
It's been a changeable week, one day sunny, the next grey and cooler. It's definitely begun to feel like spring is here. On a walk on Thursday lunchtime, I saw my first brimstone and small tortoiseshell butterflies of the year. My heart lifted to see them flutter by. The lighter days and longer evenings have …
Another week where Sunday Sevens is published on a Monday, I was away over the weekend volunteering with the National Trust and last night was all about laundry and getting ready for the week ahead. It's been a good week, with one sad event, here's how my week's been. We were very sorry to lose …
I am lucky to live in a part of the country where I can walk out from my home into open countryside in just a few minutes of leaving my house. This is despite living in the busy and crowded south east of England, only thirty miles west of London. I have lived in Bracknell …
the erratic journals of a happily incorrigible lady-child
Bethan Clyne
Wildlife & Travel
Wildlife Through the Eyes of a Young Naturalist
Gardening, Foraging, Crafts
a poem a day for April: napowrimo Cambridge UK
A little bit of wild does you a world of good.
German. Wife to Brit. Mum to Noodle. Photographer. Milka chocolate addict. Recently diagnosed with MS.
Documenting the bird life in Hethersett (Norfolk UK)
Animal Rights| Gaming| Lifestyle Blogger
Reflections of a mummy of two babies, two cats and two chickens
Libraries, information, the environment/outdoors/nature, photos and possibly more
A young photographer's adventures in the world of natural history
People Places & Edible spaces
Tales from an organic gardener
