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February 11, 2018February 19, 2018 The Green Garden

Summer: tents, beaches and long lost memories.

January 18, 2016February 11, 2018 The Green Garden

On breastfeeding in public in the UK

January 13, 2016February 10, 2018 The Green Garden

Visiting art galleries with four year olds

February 12, 2013March 28, 2018 The Green Garden

Making our own Beads of Courage

August 20, 2017February 19, 2018 The Green Garden

Five years on: the space between

August 16, 2017February 19, 2018 The Green Garden

Five years on: the day I learnt too much.

August 15, 2017February 19, 2018 The Green Garden

Five years on: Why now?

August 14, 2017February 19, 2018 The Green Garden

Family update: Here we are.

August 13, 2017February 10, 2018 The Green Garden

Five years on: Kintsugi.

August 14, 2016 The Green Garden

Golden.

June 24, 2016February 10, 2018 The Green Garden

Autumn: Anchor Me

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The roof grows grass, the garlic plaits hang thick, textiles dry in the sun, the food forest is replete with bounty. And whilst the sight of all of these things make me weak at the knees, there is even more going on at this special place. There is a totally intoxicating attention to the NOW - which creates room for creativity to exist that is totally enlivening for me. We leave from spending time here with abundant gifts for our head, hands and hearts - and a renewed sense, again, that THIS is the life. Thank you so much @judykeylock_travellinglite @nature_at_the_lud @chloekeylock . How we love you all so. And gin. We love that too. And you guys and gin. Well, that’s even better. See you soon.
River swimming magic.
140 pages of novel progress whilst the boys throw rocks. #winning
Dolphins thought we were cool and hung out with us as we went whale watching. We thought they were super cool too. If you want the extended video, complete with squeals and dorky chatter, just let me know. 😉
Lofty level of summer.
Rudyard Kipling visited this far flung corner of New Zealand in 1891 and hailed it “the eighth wonder of the world.” It is glorious. We took a cruise down the fiord to the Tasman Sea and back, surrounded by plummeting waterfalls, seals basking, sheer cliffs and pockets of snow. So truly scenic that even the boys paid attention (and Grandma from the wind free safety of the cabin we had below).

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