Bees are some of the coolest insects around and it is very important that we help them out as they are not doing too well. I still can not believe that every 3 mouthful we eat is made possible because of the busy bees hard work pollination. something worth remembering, get a bee hive!
Alot of buildings in central London have started to have bee hives on their roof tops and I especially love the stylish mini Fortnum and Mason versions on top of the department store's roof. The brightly coloured ones are located at a bed and breakfast in USA.
Friday, 30 July 2010
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Bat houses
When I was home the last time my mum spoke about getting a bat house because it is really good for the wildlife in her garden, and normally they look quite like a flat mail box, but I found a few quite interesting once that Ill recommend her. All pics from myamazingfact.
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
Dog houses
Dog's houses are quite the industry, everything from sleek Italian design to replicas of your own home, sustainable houses and contemporary materials. all pics from petstrends.
Monday, 26 July 2010
Friday, 23 July 2010
Everybody's garden livingroom
The National Trust have set up green 'living' rooms all around the country to try and get Britain's couch potatoes families (43 hours a week!) outdoors by launching these green sitting rooms. great idea!
Thursday, 22 July 2010
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Mum's garden
My mum has then most amazing garden which you can get lost in for hours. She does perma culture, and alot of her garden is colour coordinated. it is a heaven.
My sister's wedding bucket, was entirely from her garden.
Monday, 19 July 2010
Tom's garden
Tom has put alot of love and labour into our little front of house garden, and now we are starting to have a few crops! (1 runner bean and 1 strawberry) It is a lovely thing to come home too every day and has inspirred a few other people on our road to start getting their fingers green aswell. Gardens bring the community together.
Tuesday, 6 July 2010
Monday, 5 July 2010
Milk and Lead Gallery
Went to the Milk and Lead Galley off Red Church Str in Shorditch, which is always and interesting experience that works all your scenes. Especially loved this out-of-this-work-no-glue balancing act! A must see.
Labels:
art,
installation,
space
Thursday, 1 July 2010
jello as in the ooooold times...
Really need to get my hands on some vintage jelly moulds so I can turn out some of these. via See Saw.
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