We finally got our allotment after what must have been a 2 years queue. This is how the allotment area looks like (not how our plot of land looks like though at least not yet). We would certainly like our plot to look somewhat like that, but it will almost certainly requre a [...]
Horse manure as fertiliser
May 29, 2010
The 11th hour
May 3, 2010
Like my friend asked, “When did a documentary last make you cry?”. I certainly could not remember when, if it ever did happen to me. The nature has been for too long far too underrated. To put it in figures, according to David Suzuki, it will cost the world approximately $35 trillion dollars a year [...]
Groceries packaging
November 20, 2008
The other day we bought some ready-meals and some groceries. In just one day our bin was filled with an entire plastic bag of rubbish, almost all from packaging, it’s unreal. Most of the time we cook from fresh produce, so it really hit home to see so much waste coming from our everyday consumption [...]
Coffee grounds keep slugs and snails away?
July 11, 2008
Got two bags of coffee grounds for free from Starbucks to be used as organic fertiliser for my garden. But apparently they are also good for keeping slugs and snails away from plants, according to that branch of Starbucks. Brilliant, if that is true, as the bloody slugs in my garden have devoured quite a [...]
Cycling in London
June 21, 2008
I’ve spent the past week commuting to London for a training course. Compared to 10 years ago when I first started living in London, there’s probably 1000% increased in the number of cyclists cycling in London during peak hours. Incredible, considering that London still has the same old narrow roads, with virtually no dedicated cycle [...]
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