If you’re stuck in your home during lockdown, it’s an excellent opportunity to reconnect to nature. If you’re fortunate, you’ll have access to an outdoor space. The majority of 90% of all
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The time has come for National Gardening Week, the UK’s ” biggest celebration of gardening,” as per the Royal Horticultural Society. If you look at the numerous, many, many images shared through social networks, it
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One way to connect was gardening. It was a simple subject to grow and then revisit during the months that were piled over each other. Tim one of our neighbors,
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Generations have read The Secret Garden, which is prominent on children’s literature lists and has been the inspiration for a variety of films. The film, featuring Colin Firth, Dixie Egerickx,
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If you construct it, they will be there. They will be drawn in by the closeness to London even if it is currently operating ” only as a flying bishop, a
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I drove to the west at the base of the Blue Mountains to visit Liam Engel. It took me longer than I expected. There’s something about Emu Plains at Penrith
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The process of urbanisation is among the main reasons for urban flooding. Roads, pavements and buildings areas are inaccessible to stormwater. If there is a limit to the quantity of
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The world’s youth rallied in the year 2023, which made it one of the years that saw global environmental protests. Around Six million demonstrators took to the streets of their schools and workplaces