On 17 & 18 November 2023, at Broaditch Farm in Kent, I will be selling my art for the very first time at the Christmas craft fair there. I’ll also have a stall at GHT in Southampton on 3rd December 2023, and I couldn’t be more proud of this moment. At the same time, my…
Selling my art to the public for the first time ever!
Why is organic so important?
With huge issues like climate change, diet related health issues and the global decline in biodiversity, the need to change our food systems has never been more important. Farming systems like organic farming, that work with nature rather than against it are a big part of the solution. I’ve been making mindful choices about the…
Amsterdam in two days: Coffee, Flowers, Frittes and bangin’ tunes!
I’ve been to Amsterdam about 5 or 6 times so far. It’s canals, liberal lifestyle, and a rich culture keep beckoning me back from across the North Sea. If you find yourself with just two days to explore this vibrant city, fear not! I was most recently there in June 2023 for just two days,…
Forest Bathing: An evening in an ancient woodland
On a chilly, but peacful Friday evening in mid April, I took myself up to Winchester for an evening out in a forest – not your usual Friday night out, but I was throughly excited about trying something new. I was on my way to meet Sonya Dibbin – a lover of the outdoors and…
Collagen supplements – Trying a vegan alternative
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, but as we age, our bodies ability to produce collagen slows down. Other factors also play a role, such as poor diet, sun exposure, oxidative stress and smoking, which all negatively impact our collagen levels. The benefits of supporting the bodies collagen production go beyond…
The Benefits of Coffee – Coffee loves us back!
For me, it’s the smell that gets me first if I’m going through a phase of trying to avoid the ‘dirty bean juice’. When those aromas of smokey tobacco and deliciously rich dark chocolate enter my nostrils, it feels nearly impossible to ignore the cravings that come next. But this isn’t a bad thing, due to…
Camping on an organic cider farm in Dorset
The first time a drop of alcohol touched my lips was when my grandpa handed me a very small glass of medium dry cider when I was about 14 years old at Christmas time. I remember it well. It was tangy and smokey and different to anything I had ever tasted before. I liked it.…
Myth busting – ‘Meat is masculine’
Back in April this year, while doing my usual daily scroll through instagram, I came across a post by Plant Based News. It was an image of a probably thirty something, grinning, bearded man, grasping a steak in one hand and a kitchen knife in the other. The caption across the image read ‘Over 70%…
Friends of Tellurian Treasures | Hannah Pellatt
I was introduced to Hannah through one of my best friends in 2017. We’ve become good friends ever since and both share a passion for graphic design and food! Hannah recently made the brave decision in 2020 to quit the 9-5 and set out on her own as a freelance graphic designer and life coach.…
Friends of Tellurian Treasures | Gemma Copp
I met Gemma in 2014 after I packed up my life in Surrey and moved to Dorset to start a new job. Gemma became my housemate about a month or so after I made the move. We bonded over similar past experiences and a passion for getting out in nature, spirituality and healthy living. Gemma…
Friends of Tellurian Treasures | Meon Shore Crafts and Design
I was introduced to the Revels family through one of my best friends in 2017. We’ve become good friends ever since and I’m truly grateful for their friendship. Meon Shore Crafts and Design is a lovely little family business and the brainchild of daughters Katherine and Alexa and mum Suzanne. Together they have an Etsy…