Bibliophilia

A new little pathway (with Jaq the three legged chihauhau back by the worm farm) I  continue to be preoccupied in the garden, making new...

Wood on newspaper I've been given a lot of rotten wood to use in my garden, as a layer in the raised beds I'm developing in the...

 Going outside to tidy up summer vegetable beds and prepare for winter crops resulted in a basket full of goodies.  The last of the toma...

Bag end, home of Bilbo and Frodo (with nasturtium and comfrey) It may be unpatriotic to admit this, but I am not a fan of the Lord of th...

This time I'm stitching in the Arctic, thinking about the melting Greenland Ice Sheet.  It's shades of cream and white- what ever...

I'm hanging out for some decent rain on  my garden. A couple of days of drizzle to soften up the ground followed by a couple days of st...

Felting the contour edges in bush-green tones. I've picked up a project again that I started last year and then put aside for other ...

My garden vision: a resilient, beautiful sanctuary for creative work and deep connection  So I'm a student again which I've alwa...

Rocket Stove II made with an enameled tin bucket and some cans (see the scorch marks where the tape caught on fire) My friend Chris F...