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  • Shadows creep across the meadow as it cools. Dragonflies arc above me on vibrating wings. A gulp of green water as a moorhen vanishes.
  • “I’m one of those people that you have to keep your eye on or I’ll wander off into the woods and forget to come back.” - Jack White • What a vintage summer 2018 is turning out to be isn’t it?! Long live these dreamy outside days. • Picture from a walk at my parent’s house on the Somerset Levels. Rare cattle egrets have just started breeding there, only the second time in the U.K. It’s a beautiful sanctuary for wild birds of all kinds, including me ;)
  • Grass growing, flowers blooming and adventure in the air. 🌿 • We’re looking forward to exploring a little bit of beautiful rural France from a cabin in the woods (solar power instead of electricity, no mains water). Blissfully quiet. Any other off-grid adventurers out there?! • Picture from last year in the breathtaking Italian alps.
  • And just like that, Winter gave in to Spring. Crossing fingers that these starry little Blackthorn flowers will mean a few sloes in the Autumn :)
  • “The road, they said, was a place apart, a country of its own ruled by no government but natural law, and its one characteristic was freedom.” - Charles Frazier, Cold Mountain

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