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Robin Bude Cornwall 〓〓 #Bude #Cornwall #Robin

'December' from Eliot Hodgkin's 'The Months', 1950. The first Christmas roses, seasonal greenery, a dainty indoor cyclamen, a shop-bought anemone, a clementine from Spain and two shy early violets, with their promise of spring.

Bake the world a better place 📹 India Rose Crawford

When the fairies tire of dancing each night, they slip off their tiny shoes and hide them beneath white dead-nettle blooms. But beware, should a centipede find them there, it will steal them away and wear them out, dancing until dawn! 🧚🐛 #FolkloreSunday #wildflowers

Can we ignore Bill Gates on the climate crisis? No he’s a billionaire with political power, so we can’t | George Monbiot theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

The hard truth is that the world has failed to ensure global warming remains below 1.5°C. We need a paradigm shift to limit a temporary overshoot’s magnitude & duration & quickly drive it down. #COP30

“It’s ok to feel delicate sometimes. Real beauty is in the fragility of your petals. A rose that never wilts isn’t a rose at all.” - Crystal Woods. #FlowerWisdom #FlowersOnFriday

In some traditions, November’s #FullMoon is the Mourning Moon, and marks a time of reflection and release. Often the last full moon before the #WinterSolstice, it invites us to grieve what is lost, honour what has been & clear space for renewal in the year ahead. #WednesdayWisdom

Georgia O'Keeffe, Purple Leaves (1922) #WomensArt

‘We’ve planted the apple that fell on Newton’s head’: the artists striking back against the climate emergency theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

Climate activists disrupt British Museum’s first fundraising gala artsprofessional.co.uk/news/climate-a…

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day! 💜🌍 Why and how are you getting involved in #WMHD? Let us know below! For more about the day and some free tips on how to look out for your friends and family check out our website: bit.ly/46YKtIh #WorldMentalHealthDay #WMHD25

Dahlia ‘Caribbean Fantasy’ to wish you sweet dreams. #DailyBotanicalBeauty #photography #flowers

Today is #WorldRiverDay. What better way to celebrate it than with these beavers, the contributing architects of beautiful and abundant river systems. Painted in Canterbury, where beavers live on the Stour flowing through the city, for Canterbury District Biodiversity Network

AI: Five charts that put data-centre energy use – and emissions – into context | @Josh_Gabbatiss Read here: buff.ly/vJ5juMa

Remember to disconnect and recharge. Time offline brings peace of mind Image: instagram.com/naturallife

“Long summer days are my desire: Red suns, that drop as globes of fire Behind the sloped fields white with weed: Warm winds, that waft the wandering seed With silvery plume, now low, now higher… “ - from ‘Long Summer Days’ by Helen Gray Cone (1859-1934). #poetry #summer

In olden times children in East Yorkshire were warned against pilfering ‘goosegog’ berries for fear they may be snatched away by Awd Goggie, a fearsome sprite who steadfastly guarded the fruit of the orchards, including that of the gooseberry bush, as it ripened. #FolkloreSunday

Find something that makes you happy and use it to make others happy Image: instagram.com/naturallife

Blackberries in the summer rain.