Showing posts with label Scottish nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scottish nature. Show all posts
Wednesday, 6 June 2012

Signs I like #29 - Ducks Crossing!

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When it comes to road signs, I am, not surprisingly given the primary focus of this blog, quite interested in those related to protecting bo...
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Monday, 2 January 2012

Wild food from the Park – Look back in hunger... a review of 2011

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And so we’ve finally reached the end of our year-long attempt to find wild food from our local park, the King’s Park in Stirling, every mon...

Wild food from the park – December

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Aha! Finally, it’s December and we only had to find one more wild food source this month to complete our year-long project. This December’s...

Wild food from the park – November

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So, with November, we were nearly there for a full year of wild food from the Park. If you’d asked me in January if November was likely to ...

Happy New Year!

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Thank you continuing to read my blog or, if you've only just arrived, then welcome! Whatever your visiting status, today seems as good a...
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Saturday, 31 December 2011

Wild food from the park – October

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We were really into the swing of things by October in our ‘Wild Food from the Park’ mission, finding interesting ways of using what wild foo...
Friday, 30 December 2011

Wild food from the park – September

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Well, we reached September in our little local wild food project with 8 months of interesting discoveries, experiments and food and drink al...
Tuesday, 1 November 2011

Signs of the times: Autumn #15

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More comparisons between the British countryside of today and that from 1959-1961 in the paintings of Charles Tunnicliffe in the Ladybird...
Tuesday, 2 August 2011

Food from the Park: June

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Flaming June? Not for most of the month, it wasn't, in Stirling at least. But we still managed to eat from the Park again in June. And, ...
Thursday, 30 June 2011

Wild food from the Park: May

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Just catching up with posts about our wild food project, in which we are trying to generate food and drink every month from wild ingredients...
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Nature wins again... Plankton 1: Nuclear Power 0

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Occasionally, just occasionally, this nature boy blog has the chance to be reasonably topical.  I have a blog post in preparation about a wo...
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