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Posted on February 7, 2017December 4, 2017

September 2016

by robinwood.In Autumn.Leave a Comment on September 2016

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“It takes a certain peace, hanging around in a garden all day. It takes a love of silence and air. A liking for long, slow thoughts. A friendliness toward birds.”
I’m happily doing dishes on Mother’s Day. After 6 years at Robinwood, and 6 years of collecting rain water and river water in dirty buckets for washing my dishes, 6 years of no plumbing, no taps in my kitchen, waiting for wash basins on the stove to warm the water, collecting drinking water from a spring on the side of the highway 😂, this happy mumma is doing dishes. ... with tears of gratitude and disbelief, a turmoil of processing and revelling in this life changing luxury. Running waterrrrr!!!
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Basket season is back. Spring foraging is in full swing, and Robinwood is shining in her abundance. Violets, dandelion, cleavers, and elderflower... Have you ever marvelled that the first spring greens, the first blossoms, are especially good to help your winter body to regain vitality, to get moving, to eliminate stagnancy and sluggishness? Dandelion, cleavers, nettle, and violet are all experts at revitalizing, moving lymph, cleansing the "blood". Elderflower adds an immune boosting intoxicating sweet deliciousness, but the greens! Oh the greens! The greens are here to wake us up, bring us back to life.
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