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Welcome to The Compost Bin, which contains my musings on my life. I live in Herefordshire with my husband and 11 year old daughter. We have 4 acres of land which contains a woodland, small orchard, garden and veg plot. We grow our own organic fruit and veg and make lots of cider, wine, jam and chutney. We share our lives with 16 Chickens, 3 Cats, 4 Guinea Pig and assorted wildlife!

I am a freelance Forest School Leader and Environmental Educator so work with both adults and children on all sorts of things. I also volunteer as a Master Composter and Master Gardener, helping people make compost and grow veg.

So, I might talk about; what we have been doing on our patch of land and in our wood, my work, the chickens and their funny ways, how to grow veg, the fun things our cats get up to, self sufficiency and what it actually means, more general environmental issues, composting, making various crafty stuff, happy and sad times here, living a slower, more hand made, frugal lifestyle, making and mending and re-using and re-cycling stuff, living more lightly on the Earth and my views on life in general.

I hope you enjoy your time spent inside The Compost Bin. I would also love to welcome you as a member of The Compostbin forum

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Friday, 27 August 2010

Yes I do...

Want to see what is out of THIS window, now!






Have to sit on this pile of paper...


You what? It is paper you need to look at? Never!

Oh, you are picking up that little silvery box again? I'll just come over and have a look...

While I am at it, I will just stick my head in your tea mug and drink what is in there... ( honest, she did, but I wasn't quick enough with my camera!)
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Fantastic site, I hadn't come across compostbins.blogspot.com previously during my searches!
Keep up the wonderful work!

28 August 2010 20:06
Elen said...

Just met Cleo, she is adorable! Please thank her for me, for the delightful kiss. I look fwd to seeing her again.

Elen
"Behind every gifted woman there is often a rather talented cat"

29 August 2010 21:03

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