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How To Make An Anglo-Saxon House Model - Family Makes

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Links and Favourite Pages. How To Make An Anglo-Saxon House Model. January 9, 2017. Today we’re showing you how to make a model of an Anglo-Saxon house. You guessed it, another homework challenge! I absolutely relish these build at home challenges, but I’m aware that they make some parents (and children) cringe, so we’re here to help you! Here, Hugo shows how he made his model:. Our model of an Anglo-Saxon house was not the best one presented. We should have perhaps used straw for our thatched roof, ...

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Eat The Weeds by Green Deane, the most watched forager in the world

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Oxalis: How To Drown Your Sorrels. Oxalis have five petals and can be pink or yellow. Photo by Green Deane. Sorrels are like McDonald’s restaurants: No matter where you are on earth there’s one nearby. That’s because the sorrels, properly Oxalises, comes from a huge family. What’s huge? Oxalis is mistakenly often called clover. Here in Florida I have at least five versions of the. Corymbosa, violacea, intermedia and articulata. Large imports with pink blossoms, and the native. Oxalis root in situ. They a...

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A good weekend! | chronicleofellen

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Life, the universe and crafty goodness. Greetings, Salutations and Felicitations on this auspicious occasion! Try saying that 3 times fast! Today is a good day. Not only have I got a brand new bag of wool to work with (thanks mother! But it is the second day in a row which I have been out of the house. So, a positive weekend. And it’s warm so that’s nice! I have been occupied the last few days with a book, or three in fact. It was really well written and I enjoyed it a lot. It’s essentially a love st...

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Websites I like | chronicleofellen

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Life, the universe and crafty goodness. This post is what used to be on my pages section of the blog but after doing some. Winter cleaning, tidying and re-ordering I have to decided to move into a post and then get rid of it! Be ruthless when organising or there will be no organisation! These are websites I have come across, some I have known about for ages and some are recent discoveries. I really should note down ALL the good ones I find but I always forget! Http:/ www.greenshop.co.uk. December 2, 2015.

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Gardening Blogs D-E

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My name is Non Morris. I am a garden designer based in South London and Suffolk and I write about gardens. I am interested in the close observation of plants both in a garden context and in the wild and in applying this knowledge intensively to create gardens that are comfortable and enriching places to be all year round. My blog is about my small kitchen garden here in Somerset. Hi, thanks for visiting the blog. I’m Nic, a garden designer, community garden volunteer, enthusiastic home gardener, glut...

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Wednesday wonderings | chronicleofellen

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Life, the universe and crafty goodness. A little list of good stuff…for a very merry Wednesday🙂. A good book to read. The Year of The Flood by Margaret Atwood I love post-apocalyptic dystopian future books! A good recipe to make. Chorizo and chickpea stew http:/ www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/3147690/chorizo-and-chickpea-stew. A good website to visit. Making sewn and knitted items for the people in Pine Ridge Reservation. A good cause to donate to. A good Ravelry group to join. A good place to visit. Good ...

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Ripple crochet | chronicleofellen

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Life, the universe and crafty goodness. Well I don’t know about you but I am pooped! I suddenly got hit by the motivation bug on Saturday and all this walking and stuff after 4 months of not much has me absolutely cream crackered! I even washed up today…milestone! And I managed to master the ripple stitch today too…so a day of firsts in some ways! Yup, I thought so😛. After this I think I will have a go at some crochet flowers and if they are good enough I might send them to Yarndale. I don’t norma...

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Horticultural/Botanical Links | Frogend dweller's Blog

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Frogend dweller's Blog. Damp and in the middle of nowhere. Animals and other fauna. Plants – Monthly favourites. I studied for the RHS level 2 and 3 qualifications and these are some websites I found very useful for background information:. 8211; http:/ theseedsite.co.uk/seedlings.html. 8230; Great for IDs. 8211; http:/ www.rhs.org.uk. Roger Phillips Mushroom identification. 8211; http:/ www.rogersmushrooms.com/. 8211; http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/gardening. BBC bitesize revision and tests. Grow Fruit and Veg Mag.

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Wordless Wednesday – January’s Tentacles: Parrotia persica | Frogend dweller's Blog

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Frogend dweller's Blog. Damp and in the middle of nowhere. Animals and other fauna. Plants – Monthly favourites. Wildlife Wednesday – Messy Eaters! Confessions of a coffee drinker →. Wordless Wednesday – January’s Tentacles: Parrotia persica. January 11, 2017. The startling red winter flowers of the Persian Ironwood tree (. 8211; emerging on 09/01/2017 – looking variously like little: tongues, tentacles, spiders or fingers. Living in the damp middle of nowhere. View all posts by Frogend dweller →. Marvel...