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About me
- Ian
- I moved to south west France in 2004 and created a Kitchen Garden there. The great food I started to grow rekindled my interest in cooking and these recipes have developed from that kitchengardeninfrance@gmail.com
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BLOGS AROUND THE WORLD
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A Rant on Green Garlic - Every few years I permit myself to carry a bit about garden produce that is misunderstood. Judging from what I see at farmers markets, green garlic is misu...2 years ago
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Defensive Publishing May Protect Seeds from Patents in the US - I was just told about this in an email. The Vermont Law School has released a publication on defensive publishing to prevent patents. I’m not any sort of e...4 years ago
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And Yet She's Happy - There is usually a crowd here, but today, no. Some big football game, I hear, may be calling folks elsewhere. The trail stretches out in front of Attica an...7 years ago
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Shade House - Summer has struck with a vengeance. 42C are forecast today. Even when the plants receive enough water (not always the case around here), the sun can burn so...9 years ago
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Winter is the smell of roasted chestnuts - [image: roasted chestnuts l]The wonderful aroma of roasting chestnuts can be experienced every weekend in Stirling in the Adelaide Hills. Between May and...10 years ago
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Duck in a Pineapple and Ginger Sauce - I had some left over duck to use up and was wondering how to prepare it to serve for dinner. It’s very hot at the moment so I was looking for something...11 years ago
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A swallowtail and some passing cyclists - The big attraction in our village this morning was the expected passage of the 7th stage of this year’s Tour de France but while we were waiting in the sun...11 years ago
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It feels like a late opening... - So, after a strangely un-snowy winter (especially compared to last winter's snowfest!), and after a couple bouts of unseasonally warm weather here in the B...12 years ago
6 comments:
There are some great photos there. I saw a fox out in broad daylight today. what sort of snake is that.
I hope you dont get lots of them
Spectacular!
Absolutely fantastic!
Thanks to Michael for the pictures and thanks to you for posting them here. :)
Thanks all.
I'm sure Michael is now reading the blog so he will have seen your comments first hand. However, if not,I will make sure he gets them.
Worry not Cassie, it's just a grass snake and foxes are now pretty common in the UK but it's still unusual to see them in the daytime.
Hi Ian
We have park trust land that runs down the side of our house and around the back, there is a foxes Den not far away, and most mornings around 2-3am you can see the cubs playing on the grass often just to the front of the house. I often stop and watch them.
But yes it's unusal to see them in the day.
Micheal if you are reading this your pictures are superb, I just love the badgers you are very lucky to see them out and about,the only ones I have seen are dead ones by the side of the road :-(
Hello, Ian. You have quite a beautiful variety of wildlife around where you garden.
I must tell you I am jealous. I am surrounded by houses, each in its own fenced in yard. The only four legged wildlife I see are cats that run the neighborhood.
Michael is a very good photographer. Thanks to you both for sharing. And thank-you Ian for stopping by my blog. I enjoyed reading yours.
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