I love the smell of marmalade in the morning...
You can try it too, come and stay, link in bio x
#marmaladesecurity #ayearssupply
#homemadeisbest #selfreliant #tinyhouse
Last week we were in a faraway land. I think I have only just recovered. A whirlwind visit with family to Woolwich Arsenal to view Annie's grandfather Frank Medworth's paintings and prints in the Camberwell College archives, hundreds of them. From 1915, when he was at college there to the late 1920s. He taught at Camberwell, then Hull, then became the lecturer in charge of Art at what became Sydney Art School in Australia. He was a good friend of David Jones before and after WW1, they were both very damaged by it.
Coincidentally my grandmother worked in the arsenal making bombs in WW2, I think it has changed a bit.
We stayed in Shoreditch in Curtain Road, a road full of cabinet makers and joiners in 1900 where the London School of Furniture welcomed my great grandfather as an apprentice at the age of 13. It is now full of nightclubs...
A fascinating visit, I am glad to be home.
A day inside avoiding the rain. Before and after shots in the kitchen. Crispy chilli oil, bread and beer. Food and drink for the soul...
#chillisecurity #ryesourdough #hazypaleale
Citrus, citrus, citrus... Our finger limes, aka caviar lime, have been wonderful this year, green and red. The lemons have produced too. Brought them inside for the colder months yesterday.
We wandered up Carningli today from home. Happy Birthday to you Annie xxxx
1. a really ancient way 2. I can't see my house from here 3. the only way is up 4 more lichen than rock 5. happy birthday Annie 6. & 7. George's stone 8. & 9. the top of the world, well my world...
#carningli
#notabadplacetolive
@anniepantryfields
You got it Donna. Fermented chilli, garlic and onion with roasted tomatoes, cider vinegar and a bit of sugar. Hot stuff from the Pantry Fields kitchen. It is clearing my sinuses too...
#hotsauce
#fermentedchillisauce
#chillisecurity
#selfreliance
This is the most wonderful map. It took 17 years to complete from 1945. Idris Mathias, your map is the most beautiful map I have ever seen and I love a good map. The original is 60ft long and a yard wide and depicts Afon Teifi from Castell Newydd Emlyn to Aberteifi and the sea. This beautiful copy can be scrolled through and pored over for hours. The Llais yr Afon project which has produced it's own map is just as fascinating. A community project exploring ways to protect and restore this wonderful river, spearheaded by the amazing Theatre Byd Bach. Go and see both, in Cilgerran today or Llechryd or Cardigan. I couldn't make the show The Phantom Coracle at Cilgerran Castle last night involving Mari Mathias, Idris's great grand-daughter.
