Since reading of the bee decline a few years back, I have taken an active interest in these fascinating and hardworking little fellow who pollinate much of the food we consume, along with making our diets not only
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Winter Warmer Walks – Leave Your Boots at the Door
Well hello and Happy New Year! I hope you all had a lovely Christmas and that 2018 has so far treated you kindly. Ours has not gone so well thus far with the sudden loss
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Getting Wrapped up for Christmas
Hello all and sorry it’s been a while since the last post. Bit of a mixed bag catch up post here as an update to our December and Christmas antics thus far! Can you believe
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Plodding around Polesden
Last Friday I started my weekend early by taking the day off to spend a little time with my mother. Oh and what a perfect time we spent together, blessed with a bright crisp autumn
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Slindon Pumpkins & The Bridle Road to Bignor
Monday week Chris and I took a day out of the office so that we could keep to an annual Halloween time tradition which has developed over the last few years. The tradition being that
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Leith Nothing other than Footprints
Honestly where do the weeks disappear to?! I can’t believe that it’s Friday again. Last Friday was a man free one and offered a great opportunity to invite a couple of the girls over (Jill
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Winkworth Wanders
Autumn really does for me, provide the best backdrop for a walk in the English countryside. Over the coming weeks I will be posting a selection of our favourite autumn countryside walks in Sussex and
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Dog Friendly Bodmin Moor
As you know back in October we took a mini break with Shiva and Bunter to Bodmin Moor, this was Bunters first holiday! We booked a four night stay at the lovely Poets Hideaway nestled deep in Bodmin
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The Poet’s Hideaway
“Getting away from it all” a phrase that Chris and I clearly have very different ideas on. My idea is that of a rural escape in the middle of know where with the dogs in
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Julius K-9 Harness Review
Bunter is full of life, and at just over a year old he hates being restricted on a lead, he is forever slipping his collar to avoid it. Not only that he is surprisingly strong and with me
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The Dogs Dinner
I want to share with you a topic I am very passionate about, Shiva and Bunters diet. The phrase ‘you are what you eat’ coined by Gillian McKeith, for me extends past us mere humans and is something
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Burghley Beginners
I am a bit behind in writing this post – better late than never! My current location for writing is not my usual cosy spot in the cottage as I am away on business this
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