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Book Review – Rewild Yourself – Simon Barnes
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We're not just losing the wild world. We're forgetting it. We're no longer noticing it. We've lost the habit of looking and seeing and listening and hearing. ...

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Wild Wonders – Loving Your Natural Landscape
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A Zebra in the Ewhurst Landscape? Who coined the disdainful description ‘Nimby’? People who had designs on your local landscape and tried to shame you into ...

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Cranleigh & District Lions Club News – July 2021
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Shocking news! We have some great news about our ongoing efforts to improve public access to defibrillators in Cranleigh. On the wall outside of the ...

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People Profile – Tony Baker – Photographer
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I grew up in Highcliffe, on the south coast. The beach was a twenty-minute walk from my parents’ home and my friends and I spent most of our school holidays ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – Last Train on the Horsham to Guildford Line, 1965 – July 2021
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The 1960s were the era of ‘the Beeching cuts’. The brilliant Dr Richard Beeching, physicist and engineer, was seconded from ICI to become chairman of the ...

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Crane Spotter – July 2021 – Many happy returns
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White Stork, (Ciconia ciconia). Impressive glider: Look what conservationists are bringing back The day was hotting up and as I gazed down from my vantage ...

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Chocolate Rocky Road Cake
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Adapt this rocky road cake depending on what you have. With chocolate sponge and sweet-and-salty rocky road topping, it's a joyous cake. Prep: 25 ...

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Honey & Sriracha Hot Wings
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Enjoy crisp hot wings straight from the oven – no need for deep-frying – with this clever recipe. Eat unglazed or try our honey and sriracha glaze. ...

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Apple Charlotte – Foodie Friday
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Rustle up a classic apple Charlotte for dessert. With a soft centre of caramelised apples and a bread and butter casing, it's delicious with custard or ice ...

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Suki Hot Pot – Foodie Friday
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Make a classic Thai noodle hot-pot with pork, rice noodles, vegetables and a flavourful suki sauce. It takes a little extra effort, but it's worth it. ...

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