As my teeth clenched and my arms trembled to smash someone in an SNCF uniform, I struggled to control my rage. The only thing I could rescue from this mess was that we had enough time this time not to miss our connection. I waited patiently as I watched the fonctionnaire turn away four people […]
THE GREEN TIME OF YEAR
Well hello there. I have spent my time working and sleeping, or, rather; lying in my bed making lists in the ceiling of all the things I should be doing but have not, and then watching You vs. Wild with Dag. It is his favourite. But today I finally made it out into the garden! […]
Why I’m self publishing my second book (and how YOU can help) –
Watch this article instead! Last week I launched a Kickstarter campaign for self publishing Moonshadow’s Guardian, my second book. I made the decision to self publish, and to run this Kickstarter to fund professional editing, over a year ago. Today I’d like to explain why. Why I chose to self publish Moonshadow’s Guardian My first […]
Easy Recipe for Crispy Blackstone Potatoes on the Griddle
If you love outdoor cooking, fried Blackstone potatoes are the perfect side dish for your next meal. Learn how to cook the perfect crispy, golden-brown Blackstone potatoes with these step-by-step directions. The Cooking Bride is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites […]
Sailing Lysefjord on Barba – Terry Ward
This fall has been full of adventures, but a Norway sailing adventure is always the best kind. In early September, I headed back to Stavanger for a sailing trip with Andreas aboard his Jeanneau, the beautiful Barba. Landing in Norway is always a very visual experience, and last time I was in Stavanger we didn’t have time […]
Summer Travels Part Two – Tea with Ruby
After our holiday in Suffolk we came home for a week and then set off again for our annual Wiltshire trip, camping with family in a field not far from Marlborough. It’s our happy place, I’ve been going for over twenty years so it feels like going […]
An UnSpun Commission… or The Story of a Loom
A year ago I bought a loom on eBay. A huge two metre wide second-hand floor loom that I had no idea how to use. It arrived in pieces on the back of a lorry eventually … Made by a long-running Finnish family brand, a vintage Toika model from the 70s that seemed to have […]
The Best Bike Paths in America – Stephanie Citron
by Stephanie Citron These six American bike paths can offer you the ride you’re looking for, whether you want to see grand vistas, interesting wildlife, or local culture and history. A patchwork of diverse landscape and microclimates, America abounds with breathtaking bike routes for riders of all ages and abilities. But spectacular scenery is often […]
My Top 10 Photos of 2023 – Travel, Landscape, and Street Photographer in South Korea – Roy Cruz Photo
“Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson To be honest, I was having a hard time starting this blog post, so I tried searching around for a great quote related to the new year. I found the above words from Ralph Waldo Emerson […]
Markets Insights Online Trading News and Analysis
Dive into the world of online trading, where market trends and insights shape the financial landscape. This blog covers a variety of topics to keep you updated and informed. From trading strategies to the latest market news, this article offers valuable insights for both novice and seasoned traders. Stay ahead with tips and analyses that […]