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LemonLime pasta

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Developing my pasta-making skills

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Reclaimed Sunday

Posted on November 10, 2013 by

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As I was saying in my previous post, today I unexpectedly found myself with time on my hands. Being a bit less than happy I decide to fix me up with some yummy Sunday lunch. Eggs, bacon, crumpets (crumpets!) ((CRUMPETS!!)) and a nice healthy orange-mandarin-lime…

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Together with Nicole Duplaix, Chair of the IUCN-SSC Otter Specialist Group , I wrote a book all about otters and how wonderful they are. Check it out We Love Otters

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I’ve been so busy that I forgot to post the third of the weekend gardening series: our lemon is blooming! Smells great, too.
And I also spent some quality time with Flora, Fauna and Merryweather, giving them quick checkovers and weighing them, just in case it becomes cold and they go to sleep 🐢🐢🐢
Today, we’ve been working in our garden - pruned the roses and a bush; cleaned the patio; made a greenhouse for some of the succulents to overwinter in. I really like this corner 🌸
Amazing.
Early morning at Capocchia di Polpo. Barely no one was there, the sea was completely still and the water was crystal clear. 🐙
Early morning at Capocchia di Polpo in La Maddalena, Sardinia. There is really no other time to visit if you want to experience the magic calmness of this place.
Always in the Foresta Urbana of Lecce, this treasure was one that I found. We left it there, to let nature take over what is rightfully hers 🌿🍃🍂
More treasures that were found and kept by volunteers during their months of clean-up of the Foresta Urbana in Lecce, Italy.
In the middle of Lecce, there is an area that has been taken over by volunteers. Originally a mine, when the rock they were extracting to build the city ran out, the land inside the gaping hole was given to private owners as orchards and vegetable gardens. Then, it became a dump. It took the volunteers nearly a year to clean it out and gain access, but in the process they kept their most interesting finds...
Organisations I Volunteer For

IUCN-SSC OSG
Lontra Italia
African Otter Network
Lontra Italia
WWF YOUng Italy
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