Salt of the Earth
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In the ancient world, salt was used as a preservative. It still is today—ham, corned The post Salt of the Earth appeared first on Harvest.
A long walk can lead to some very big discoveries. Jason Isaacs and Gillian Anderson take us on a heartfelt journey in “The Salt Path,”...
A pretty sunny day along the shore, weaving through farmland, grazing cattle and sheep all the way to Holy Island The post DAY 10 – Wales Coast Path | On the Way to Holy Island ap...
Slipping through coastal habitats on the bluffs of Big Talbot Island, this linear path keeps extending as erosion forces shifts in shoreline access.
Swim-suitung our way through summer! The post ::: Salt on our skin, and the rhythm of the tide. The ocean, and the freedom to chase the waves. first appeared on IKSURFMAG.
An excellent day climbing up and down hills, including an “incident on the beach” and some late-in-the-day rage walking. The post DAY 9 – Wales Coast Path | Roller Coaster Hills a...
Couldn’t have asked for more perfect weather for hiking up the short steep paths of Holyhead Mountain on Holy Island. The post DAY 11 – Wales Coast Path | Short and Oh So Sweet (a...
After a day and a half of following the River Dee, the Wales Coast Path reaches the Irish Sea. I’m struggling a bit to be where I am and not feel regret for having to change plans....
Dorrik Stow’s Oceans: A Very Short Introduction offers a starting point for a scientific journey through the oceans — from the chemistry of seawater and the origins of salinity to...
Back on trail after a couple of zeros, I begin my way down The Llŷn Peninsula — only to be nearly killed by dandelion puffballs! The post DAY 17 – Wales Coast Path | The Llŷn...
A tarmac-heavy connector day on the Wales Coast Path with a happy diversion and a camping pivot. The post DAY 3 – Wales Coast Path | A Connector Day appeared first on The Trek.
This alleyway doesn’t look it, but it’s one of the oldest paths in Hackney, dating back to when most of the area was still fields.Read more ›
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