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And so we finally reach the end of the season and, for many very different reasons, what a season it has been. Due to the pandemic, the challenges faced by us ...
Miranda Watson receiving first prize in the Rotary Young Chef competition from Giovanni Fontebasso, Vice President and Governor of the Craft Guild of Chefs ...
As those of you who read my articles will know, I have a wonderful bed of wild garlic and Alkanet that’s been a star in my garden for about fifteen years now ...
Due to Covid-19 restrictions all club meetings were held via the Zoom conferencing system. 20 May - An excellent presentation by Polina Plotnikova Starting ...
Cooking this soup is delicious and easy to prepare and perfect on a hot day. You can use it as a starter for a family dinner, or as some quick and healthy ...
Inside this dark and shrinking earth by Raymond HoltAn ex Cranleigh village Bobby Inside this dark and shrinking earthWith childhood memories from ...
A Hedgehog making a visit in my garden As the weather was so glorious in June, I spent many hours wandering around my garden barefoot on the lawn, which is ...
What is house dust made of? House dust isn't just dead skin cells! Dust is made up of a variety of components, from dirt, bacteria, pollen, pollutants, ...
Hello everyone! It’s been a very warm few days now and my two are resting in front of the fan most of the time. I’ve been posting lots of tips to keep your ...
How will you shape your landscape? Take a moment to imagine a lush, green meadow, stretching off into the distance on a bright sunny day. There are a few ...
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