Hello and a warm welcome, my name is Hen.
This blog follows my journey to finally fulfilling my lifetimes dream of building my own no-dig market garden and home in Devon.
It's full of all sorts, scroll right down the links and labels on the left hand side to see if there's anything that interests you.
I might take this blog back up.. a lot has changed!
Wowee! Absolutely stunning. I'm having a go with your soup recipe but using soya milk and may give goats milk a try next time. I don't suppose you have any good sough dough tips? Also, though I didn't comment at the time your fantastic post about how you camp made me think - made me think that may be my camping days may not be over after all. Alternatively I was eyeing up those truly wonderful sheds on the shedworking blog - now have you thought of one of those on your Exmoor land? I love your posts even if I don't always comment, 'cos I think I'm always kind but not necessarily necessary! liZZie x
LOL!! I don't expect comments every time! I do sometimes feel bad if I read a post and don't comment though!
I've not made a sour dough yet, but plan to! Hope all these posts about meat aren't too much Annie! I know when I was vegan I found it a little hard to stomach the idea of meat.
We'd love to put a human shelter up on the land but planning regulations here pretty much forbid it, unless we pay a lot of money and jump through several hoops! Ridiculous really, if there was a shelter there we could care for the land more.
hiya hen how are we? Also its drew here as in drewdunnrespect of bushcraftuk just to let you know that i have add you to my blog. By the way ausome blog and wish i had land like you and love the photos drew
Wowee! Absolutely stunning. I'm having a go with your soup recipe but using soya milk and may give goats milk a try next time. I don't suppose you have any good sough dough tips? Also, though I didn't comment at the time your fantastic post about how you camp made me think - made me think that may be my camping days may not be over after all. Alternatively I was eyeing up those truly wonderful sheds on the shedworking blog - now have you thought of one of those on your Exmoor land? I love your posts even if I don't always comment, 'cos I think I'm always kind but not necessarily necessary! liZZie x
ReplyDeleteLOL!! I don't expect comments every time! I do sometimes feel bad if I read a post and don't comment though!
ReplyDeleteI've not made a sour dough yet, but plan to! Hope all these posts about meat aren't too much Annie! I know when I was vegan I found it a little hard to stomach the idea of meat.
We'd love to put a human shelter up on the land but planning regulations here pretty much forbid it, unless we pay a lot of money and jump through several hoops! Ridiculous really, if there was a shelter there we could care for the land more.
When do I get to read about your land!?!?!
hen
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hiya hen how are we? Also its drew here as in drewdunnrespect of bushcraftuk just to let you know that i have add you to my blog. By the way ausome blog and wish i had land like you and love the photos
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thanks drew!
ReplyDeleteOoooh! Just gorgeous, thank you for sharing :-)
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