OS thing at top, Pictish walls visible
Practice triple climb of other hills! Tap O’ Noth first, then Dunnydeer twice.
a tough climb this one
up we go
then on Dunnydeer, Tap o' Noth in misty distance
down the other side of dunnydeer, before going back up and home 
beautiful hill
Living in the North of Scotland, vegan, home educating, cake eating, woodland walking... no set subject matter here really though :)
The more ancient archives are the old home ed diary starting in June 2005 and evolving on from there.
The Artists Way: A Course in Discovering and Recovering Your Creative Self - an intensely powerful and synchronistic way of clearing blocks, old psychological patterns and dysfunctions of the past. Get doing your morning pages, they're amazing!
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fabulous guide to foraging in Britain.
full version or pocket guide (both uk amazon)
amazing Russian books these: spirituality; growing; living naturally; raising children with love and respect; quite magical. Release any preconceived ideas of how life should be (or books) and create your space of love!
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A very well researched novel which, alongside Picoult's usual 'heading to a trial' plot, explores many facets of and perspectives on Asperger's Syndrome. The potential and common effects of AS on siblings is especially well documented here. As gripping and informative a book as Nineteen Minutes
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a great storehouse of food growing knowledge from Dirty Nails :)
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"Girls just wanna have... wanna have fun...", and we still are :)
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this morning posted on August 28, 2010 
old pictures posted on January 19, 2010 
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how beautiful! My doggy would love these walks. We go up on the moors here in yorkshire and i love not knowing what delights await you over the next hill; waterfalls, stone formations etc, it’s great! Do you take your dog?
Also, have you ever seen any adders?
We don’t take him on the big hill climbs but he does climb hills in the woods everyday
never seen an adder but have been hearing they are about up here! Your moorland walks sound lovely too 
Aaarrrggghhh! I have vertigo just looking at that first photo! Beautiful, though! (The photos, not me!
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You are beautiful Penny!