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Have you ever thought about shaking life up and turning it around?

Just curious

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I was looking for a headline for this week's newsletter theme "Environmental-ish Stories".

"Rhyme and Thyme" suggested Jason, "actually that's really not got nothing to do with the environment!"

"Yes, it has," I said (not that my eventual choice did)

"The skylarks are back. I didn't see them today, but heard their distinctive call.

And the parakeets have moved in. I often see them flying in tight squadrons following the roads and other boundaries for navigation." Ian replied

Below are some more random dialogues, clips, blogs and sharings from the crew too.

The Nature Computer

From Phil - "My son is developing a new "Eco Brand" Kiakoa, and is on a mission to save 1 billion gallons or 3.8 billion litres of water per year by 2025.

The first product is being developed with a team of industrial designers and initial prototypes were presented last week. The launch will be in September.

You can follow his progress and help by subscribing below and via Instagram here.

More wildlife in the East End of London and their pronunciations! Be careful with the pronunciation of swan. Click to view

Dear human friend

Oreo Cheesecake. Nice bit of filth for a Sunday in Cheesecake form

3 Small Business Marketing Automation Solutions for 2021

The 5 Ps

Events

You’ll be surprised how well you say what you have to say when you say it from your heart. Everyone has a story, come and share one of yours!

A bouquet of burpham buttercups

What you do makes a difference

Isolation busting with a difference. Come and be surprised - @saidthedoormouse

Thought For The Week

And Finally

Hop over to the group. I'm still working out discord too.

Creative Nudges

A little video from the allotment in 2019.

Get out your gardening gloves — May 29 is National Learn About Composting Day! We all want to do our part to conserve natural resources and reduce our carbon footprint.

Road verges cover 1.2% of Great Britain, an area the size of Dorset, and could be used to grow wildflower meadows and create habitat for wildlife, a new study says.

And A Bit More Finally

It's good to have you here

Will I see you next week Friday 6:08 am?

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