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Tag Archives: #30DaysWild

Book review and giveaway: There’s No Deer Around Here

05/07/202104/07/2021
The front cover of the book 'There's No Deer Around Here'

Disclaimer: I received a copy of ‘There’s No Deer Around Here’ for the purposes of this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.   ‘There’s No Deer Around Here’ by Andy Hussey and Rosie Venner tells the story of Jacob, who wants to find out what has been eating the vegetables that he and… Read More

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#30DaysWild 2021 – Week 4

01/07/202105/07/2021
Sophie holding a buff tip moth, a white ermine moth and two dark arches moths

Our fifth #30DaysWild has now come to an end. We’ve enjoyed joining in again. As with previous years, it’s encouraged us to take a closer look and we’ve learned new things as a result. Sophie particularly enjoyed getting to camp out in the garden and my ability to identify wildflowers and the different birds visiting… Read More

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#30DaysWild 2021 – Week 3

24/06/202124/06/2021
A bee on a red clover

We’re now three-quarters of the way through this year’s #30DaysWild and have been enjoying getting outdoors and learning more about wildlife and nature. We tend to come up with our own activities for each day during #30DaysWild rather than following the activity suggested in the daily email. This week we have been joining in with… Read More

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#30DaysWild 2021 – Week 2

17/06/202117/06/2021
A banded demoiselle damselfly on Sophie's hat

We’re now more than halfway through this year’s #30DaysWild, a challenge run by The Wildlife Trusts encouraging people to do one ‘random act of wildness’ each day in June. This week we’ve been slowing down a little and enjoying moments of just sitting in the garden, looking around at the natural world on our doorstep.… Read More

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#30DaysWild 2021 – Week 1

10/06/202110/06/2021
A rainbow of rhododendron flowers

My favourite thing about June is taking part in #30DaysWild, a challenge run by The Wildlife Trusts encouraging people to do one ‘random act of wildness’ each day in June. This year is our fifth year taking part. It’s a brilliant way of helping encourage us outdoors a little more and getting us to take… Read More

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10 fun nature crafts and activities for kids

20/05/202121/05/2021
Three leaves on a piece of paper with a rainbow print of each leaf above it

We enjoy taking part in #30DaysWild, a challenge run by The Wildlife Trusts encouraging people to do one ‘random act of wildness’ each day in June. My children love doing crafts and we enjoy trying to incorporate a few nature crafts and activities into our random acts of wildness. Of course, you don’t have to… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Making nature fashion accessories

01/07/202030/06/2020
A leaf necklace, grass-heart wand and a leaf crown on a garden table

We’ve come to the end of #30DaysWild for another year. Our wild activities have been quite low-key this year due to being mostly restricted to the garden but we have enjoyed doing some nature crafts. Sophie had a fun afternoon making some nature fashion accessories. We used leaves to make a crown and a necklace,… Read More

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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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