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The Pheasant Philosopher’s Christmas Diaries: just a little trifle, please!

Christmas is now the only time of the year I make trifle. Growing up it was a mainstay of my grandmother’s birthday and Christmas tables, but the tradition now firmly sits within the festive period. There’s something wonderfully decadent about the layers of creamy comfort, the hit of booze and the digging down to the…

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The Pheasant Philosopher’s Christmas Diaries: The eternal quest for the best Hot Chocolate!

One of the annual traditions in our household is putting up the Christmas decorations on the first weekend in December – this is accompanied by lots of steaming hot chocolate and, of course, homemade gingerbread biscuits. I fully admit that I am a bit of a Hot Chocolate perfectionist. So often, when I order the…

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Sweet William’s for Sunday. These were my Grandfather’s favourite flower. They last so well and add a lovely splash of colour to the room. Something to make me smile every time I see them. I always think it’s important to choose British grown seasonal flowers - and they are such good value too! Hello to the weekend 👋- our little terrace is looking so colourful at the moment and I’m off for a little bit of retail therapy. Hope you’re all enjoying  the fine weather, while it lasts… A beautiful, but damp, walk this morning - the air was fresh and the hedgerows green. The old roses in the garden are looking exceptionally splendid at the moment - they’re loving the warmish, dry days and cool damp nights. The vibrancy of this pink is quite something. Just spotted this little fella on my evening walk….and remembered it was #worldbeeday - we are very blessed here to have plenty of vibrant flowers for the 🐝, there are hundreds of them about the garden. 🐝 are such an important part of our eco-system, where would we 🐝 without 🐝s? My son is honey obsessed, we currently have at least 10 varieties from all over the world…all thanks to these little guys! Discovered the most delightful new shop in Ross-on-Wye today. All the clothing in @thewalkerandwalker is made on site, from lovely natural fabrics and if you find a design you like, you can have it made in any size, from a selection of colours, within 14 days. They also stock beautiful leather and fabric bags, slippers & candles etc. Certainly worth a visit if you’re in the area. Another amazing morning walk - the colours and sunshine were quite delightful! A bouquet from the hedgerow, which is at its most beautiful at the moment, another week or two and it’ll all be cut down by the large council machines 😞 - such a beautiful evening for a walk. https://www.instagram.com/reel/CdXvQElISEH/
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