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Trees for Cities Tree-Athlon, Manakesh picture, kleftiko
Trees for Cities Today was the Trees for Cities, Tree-Athlon in Battersea Park. stewed! was sponsoring the event with a few of its stews – for 400 people mind you! It all went down well and I managed to do … Continue reading
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Sourdough diaries: the end. Secret cinema, dinner party extravaganza, Lebanese pizzas, Koya Japanese restaurant
Sourdough Diaries: the end This week was a sad one…. after nearly a week of caring for him, feeding, watering, keeping him warm….. I woke on Sunday to find my sourdough starter distinctly mouldy. Bright yellow and red bits of … Continue reading
