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  • Bumblebees in the garden

    28 April 2019

    Bumblebees in the garden Whether you have a window box, allotment or large garden, planting bee-friendly flowers can help boost your local bumblebee population. In return, they will dutifully pollinate our flowers, crops, fruits and vegetables. No matter...

  • Oceans are warm

    30 April 2019

    According to a new report, ocean temperatures in 2018 were the hottest that they have been since the record keeping began in 1958. The authors of the report say that ocean heating is solid proof of climate change, and that the findings are a ‘major concern’...

  • Going down the river

    29 April 2019

    Going down the river brilliant to travel by boat many cities get their building material via the river many cities get rid of their urban rubbish by boats rather than clogging the city by poisonous lorries they could use the rivers or the Victorian canals...

  • Bad People use Facebook

    20 April 2019

    Nobody uses Facebook anymore Only the bad people It is the place for very bad people Bad people use Facebook Facebook is bad The reputation of using facebook means that your tainted - - Tainted by association When people see that you promote Facebook...

  • Thursday

    25 April 2019

    Sunshine. A start to the Thursday is with Sunshine. Sunshine will stay the whole day through. Watering some nice Lavender seedlings Wilting before our eyes without some water. Pancakes made with apples is breakfast Sunglasses and sunhat ready for a cycle...

  • Compost

    03 November 2018

    Another good way to get things composted really fast is to simply dig a hole in the garden and put it all in (be careful about weed seed heads and roots). Even quite twiggy stuff breaks down over winter and the volume reduces quickly. We did this in our...

  • Bees living in Trees

    07 April 2019

    Wild bees living in trees. Of course, all bees are wild. But a few hundred years of ever more refined honeybee “management” and environmental degradation have taken their toll on the creature. Deprived of nearly all ways of expressing their innate preferences...

  • Coronavirus from surface contamination

    03 March 2020

    We already know that few coronavirus actually come from surface contamination - and it would be a good guess a lot of those are the 10% of people who don't wash their hands in toilets, or the 1/3 who don't use soap. If you have good hand hygiene and don't...

  • A prayer railing at Kilcreggan pier, Scotland

    03 July 2020

    A prayer railing has been created at Kilcreggan pier, as well as outside St Modan's and Craigrownie Parish Churches The Three lochside churches in our peninsula will remain closed for the time being, despite updated Scottish Government guidance allowing...

  • Facebook are buying Duolingo

    01 April 2019

    Facebook are buying Duolingo Facebook is under attack over its evil empire that promotes terrorism In order to combat the new legislation that EU politicians are drawing up Facebook have decided to buy an education site so as to survive Their happier...

  • Facebook have bought Gab

    01 April 2019

    Facebook are buying Gab Facebook is under attack over its evil empire that promotes terrorism In order to combat the new legislation that EU politicians are drawing up Facebook have decided to buy a family site so as to survive Their happier more family...

  • Loch Lomond for sale.

    10 May 2019

    Loch Lomond for sale. The Scotland Government is putting Loch Lomond up for sale. Loch Lomond and a large piece of its Shoreline is up for sale. This is news so we should find out how much is its price today. We had all thought that it was priceless but...

  • Childhood being stolen

    23 May 2019

    This is the story of the development of our youth in these days. Blinkered eyes to our real world and true emotional relationships. Throughout Europe the rabid technology is strangling childhood Cuckoo has entered into the Adults room and left this Promise....

  • A distinction in reading matter.

    25 August 2020

    It's important to make a distinction in terms of reading matter. Many emails and work-related content doesn't engage the brain in the same way as an engaging novel or an interesting article. We react differently to different content but it doesn't mean...

  •  Lavender Infused Olive Oil

    17 May 2019

    Lavender Infused Olive Oil Ingredients Enough lavender to fill a jar (fresh or dried) Olive Oil Instructions Pick lavender and save 18 cm(7 inches) of the stems. Make bouquets and tie a rubber band around the stems and tie a ribbon on top so that you...

  • Billy Connolly to die at Loch Lomond

    16 May 2019

    Sir Billy Connolly wants to die in his native Scotland by the shores of Loch Lomond. returning to the Scottish loch where he played during his childhood time in the Cub Scouts. standing by the shores of Loch Lomond, Inversnaid, and the sky was beautiful...

  • Summer in the pond

    05 July 2017

    We have caddisfly larvae, which in contrast to the water-scorpions, usually live in freshwater streams. Their protective cases are made of the materials that come easily within range - little bits of sticks and tiny shells. These covering disguise them...

  • St. Kateri Tekakwitha

    14 July 2017

    St. Kateri Tekakwitha The blood of martyrs is the seed of saints. Nine years after the Jesuits Isaac Jogues and John de Brébeuf were tomahawked by Iroquois warriors, a baby girl was born near the place of their martyrdom, Auriesville, New York. Her mother...

  • Lavender and dogs

    12 May 2019

    Lavender and Dogs lavender is safe for dogs. In fact, lavender is not only NOT poisonous to dogs, but it also has some beneficial qualities. Lavender has natural soothing and calming proprieties that allows some rest and some sleep until the pain can...

  • A Homeschool Library 

    11 May 2019

    A Homeschool Library it builds self-esteem and confidence in your child reading "all those books!" and the impact it had on thim. it's really nice to just grab the next scheduled book right off the shelf when you need it. you can use the books over and...

  • The ducking stool

    20 July 2017

    Life in Norman times Punishment for the wife A woman who nagged her husband was called a 'scold'. She was tied on a chair and dipped in the river. This chair was called the ducking stool. She might also have to wear a scold's bridle, which had a piece...

  • How to cook a pancake with chocolate

    21 February 2017

    First we get a metal bowl. Najpierw bierzemy metalową miskę. Następnie bierzemy jajko. Then we got an egg {1} Następnie bierzemy jajko. Then we cracked the egg with a knife We then whisked the egg. We then added a wee drop of milk We then added two tablespoons...

  • Mon beau chevalier de divine loyauté by MasterZsword

    24 February 2017

    Mon beau chevalier de divine loyauté Drapé dans la cape de force Mais, son esprit touché par l'impureté Transforma le chant de guerre en une complainte… My beautiful knight of divine loyalty Wrapped one in the cloak of might But, his mind was touched...

  • four seasons of a beehive

    02 August 2020

    The spring is the start of the beekeeping season. Getting off to a good start will set up for rest of the season. March This is a critical time for your bees. As the days are becoming longer the queen will starting to lay more eggs and the colony will...

  •  Eastern European Summer food

    04 August 2020

    Eastern European food is always forgotten and highly under-rated. Cold versions of summer borscht are great but my all-time favourite cold summer soup is okroshka, made with kefir and sometimes kvass. I have included the recipe I use, given by some friends...