David Scheirer England does not have many whales surrounding our coasts, but they do sometimes swim nearby (mostly in northern England or the southwest). It’s more common to see them in the Scottish Highlands, but climate change, pollution and fishing waste is playing havoc. Blue whales are the world’s largest mammals. But all species (including…
by the seaside
enjoy a bag of proper seaside chips!
Most people in England love nothing more than a bag of chips by the seaside. But wrapping them in newspaper is now banned for health and safety, and most chip shops use palm oil. Instead, try this 3-ingredienet recipe for baked French fries (Simple Vegan Blog). Just Russet potatoes, and a little salt and olive oil….
seals bobbing around our coast
Gill Wild Grey and harbour seals are all around England’s coast, but are mostly found on the eastern coast (Norfolk, Lincolnshire and Northumberland) and around the Cornish coast. Gentle sandy beaches are popular for seals to give birth (they are mammals, so have to come out of the water to breathe, although they spend most time…
an ode to England’s seaside resorts
The Seaside is a beautifully written ode to England’s cliffs, coves, pebbled shores, wide sandy beaches, salt marshes and estuaries. On these edges are holiday resorts, developed as spas in the early 18th century for medicinal bathing. Check tide times and avoid sinking mud. Never take pebbles from beaches (illegal in Italy) as it disturbs…
organic cotton boonie hats
Rapanui’s organic cotton boonie hats are one-size classics, ideal for exploring under the sun. From hiking and camping to wave-watching, these beauties protect from the rays with the wide brim. Also for men, the boonie has an organic cotton cord, to keep your hat secure on windy days). Features a subtle Rapanui logo on the front….