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City bees – the ultimate urban idyll or a middle class guilt trip?
Beekeeping in a busy city centre? It doesn’t sound right to me, but there’s a growing trend to put beehives on the vacant roofs of city centre shops and museums. I recently had a chance to find out what’s behind … Continue reading
Posted in Guest posts, Uncategorized
Tagged bees, city bees, Exeter, farmers' markets, Fortnum and Mason, honeybees, Palais Garnier, Princesshay, Steven Poole
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From Raleigh’s pipe to tidal power
Dittisham and the River Dart A few miles before it meets the sea, the River Dart enjoys several wide meanders through beautiful South Devon countryside. Near the village of Dittisham, however, mariners must be aware of a dangerous obstacle, the … Continue reading
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Tagged devon, Dittisham, Dr Sarah Wollaston, marine renewable energy, river dart, tidal power, Totnes, transition town totnes, TRESOC, turbine
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