Spring and Wild Garlic butter
It has been strangely quiet at the woods. The school is closed, our teachers are working from home supporting students with welfare calls and video link lessons, online support packages and workbooks.
It has been strangely quiet at the woods. The school is closed, our teachers are working from home supporting students with welfare calls and video link lessons, online support packages and workbooks.
Whilst the whole country seems to be holding its breath at the moment, the responsibilities of running a business, and more importantly caring for our animals doesn’t change.
So as you are all aware of the mad situation going on in the world right now I won’t bore you with the details because like me I’m sure you’re all trying to get away from it.
In that strange way that sometimes happens, various threads occurring in my life have all come together in a fortuitous coincidence.
After the last few months of rain, rain, and more rain I'm sure like me you are appreciating the sun. Spring is here!
our Mental Health at home. This is the question on all our minds.. especially if you are used to getting outside and being in nature for your wellbeing!
Following a conversation with a colleague last week about the most common ways people identify themselves I have been thinking about the different food tribes that exist at Running Deer.
There are a number of benefits to being physically active such as, keeping bones strong, keeping the heart healthy and muscle growth.
One of the things that always lifts my spirits and adds an anticipatory tingle of excitement to the approach of autumn and winter is that it is time for hedging.
The weather so far this autumn and going into winter has been awful. Days, weeks, months of rain have turned our footpaths into mud baths!