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Dans le cadre de la protection...
Posted Jul 5, 2020 at Visière 24
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Friends of the Earth warn against growing gas dependency
Posted Jul 31, 2011 at Landscape Juice
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Yes, the studies Marc has carried out are valuable. I wonder how many people have seen more of any kind of bird or butterfly, that is there are some species that seem to be doing very well. Thanks for your comment, Stuart
Wildlife-friendly gardening is not boring, says Marc Carlton
These days the essence of pollination biology has become the subject of domestic chit-chat, at least as far as bees are concerned. For one thing what happens to bees affects us all. Bees sitting on flowers are about as tangible and normal as raindrops falling from a cloud and about as essential...
Thank you for that Stuart. The WWF site says that only 15% of rivers can now support a vibrant eco-system.
http://www.wwf.org.uk/what_we_do/safeguarding_the_natural_world/rivers_and_lakes/rivers_in_the_uk/
But hearing observations like your own really brings it home. The more people are aware of how it has changed and begin to do something, the better for everyone. Carol
Fiona Stephenson reflected in a WWF chalk stream
The rolls of meadow turf were brought in by the truckload for the WWF chalk stream, Fiona Stephenson's show garden at RHS Hampton Court opening to the public 5 July 2011. The heavy turf could only be transported on the back of a lorry and much was needed to create the wildlife feel of the garden...
Thank you for your comment Karl. Perhaps some of the sheds can then be entered for the Shed of the Year 2012.
Carol
Sheds are nailed down for National Shed Week 2011
Although you may have been spending time in your best loved shed in the world and spending blissful hours quietly burrowing away, fortunately or not, all sheds are in the limelight again for National Shed Week from 4 to 10 July. The Shed of the year 2011 winner of the competition sponsored by Cu...
RHS Hampton Court Flower show regular updates from Landscape Juice
Posted Jun 20, 2011 at Landscape Juice
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I was in Bristol in the same Tesco's just two nights before she went missing. Clifton was a lovely area, my mother lives there at the moment, my sympathies too to the family.
Help find Jo Yeates #helpfindjo
I was so upset to see the parents of missing landscape architect, Jo Yeates, on the BBC news this afternoon. I felt so desperately unhappy for them and I can only begin to image how they must be feeling. I wanted to publicise this story because I'm also a father of a young daughter and because ...
News picks of the week
Posted Oct 27, 2010 at Landscape Juice
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Elm tree to save rare White-letter Hairstreak butterfly
Posted Aug 27, 2010 at Landscape Juice
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CAFI, a Vietnamese village in the Lot, France
Posted Jun 15, 2010 at This French Life
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Discovering bee hives in the woods
Posted Jun 1, 2010 at This French Life
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French film - funding the Seventh Art
Posted May 27, 2010 at This French Life
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Henri Lacheze - the maquis and the Resistance during the Vichy regime
Posted Apr 1, 2010 at This Dordogne Life
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Pavan Pavan
Pavan Pavan. Pavan Pavan Continue reading
Posted Feb 21, 2010 at Carol Miers
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The survival of the European sturgeon in the Gironde Estuary
Posted Feb 1, 2010 at This Dordogne Life
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Gordon Sheere - an artist with a love of the Dordogne
Posted Jan 31, 2010 at This Dordogne Life
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Mushrooms in the Dordogne
A Mushroom walk: Continue reading
Posted Jan 31, 2010 at This Dordogne Life
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Play more and think less - that's a part of yoga basics!
This is a quirky video from Box of Crayons. I like it - it's called the 'Eight Irresistible Principles of Fun' Why eight? I disagree with one point, because I think everyone should live a life they hope WILL be remembered in 100 years from now. Watch it, if you have some time - Continue reading
Posted Jan 29, 2010 at Carol Miers
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Yoga transitions to a heart-centered world
Posted Jan 29, 2010 at Carol Miers
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Yoga warm ups
Posted Jan 27, 2010 at Carol Miers
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Tuesday morning 26th Jan we did a lot of warm ups...
Tuesday morning 26th Jan we did a lot of warm ups - including leg stretches, crunches, stretch pose, cobra variation and bow. Then 'Exercises par fair respirer la peau' that is ' to make the pores breathe' The yoga mudra is one posture, and this is different to some descriptions in that, the arms are up at 90' behind, instead of the palms together and pressing into the small of the back. I felt it in the upper arms - and my friend said 'how do you do it?' because he was trying to take his arms round in an... Continue reading
Posted Jan 27, 2010 at Carol Miers's blog
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Yoga sets - Yoga Mudra, Back platform, crow
This morning Tue 19th January I did a short set after some warm ups with a friend - Foundation for Infinity from the Kundalini level 1 teachers manual – with Yoga Mudra, back platform and crow and I was really stiff! but it was so great to start to feel that incredibly strong energy coming through and knowing that others are going to be doing the set too. I think I have to do more energetic sets though to wake up the energy for both of us, after the winter. The main thing is to try to build the prana,... Continue reading
Posted Jan 22, 2010 at Carol Miers
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Posted Jan 17, 2010 at Carol Miers's blog
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Change French cheque loophole, says Templeton victim
Posted Jan 16, 2010 at This Dordogne Life
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Le Bugue Monday Yoga Classes
Posted Jan 10, 2010 at Carol Miers
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