Blink and Blink

27/02/2025

Dublin's tallest building, a 25-storey residential tower, has been given the green light.Develop...

06/12/2022

Looking forward to this! Exciting pop-up xmas market happening in Dalymount in Phibsboro! 🎄🥳

Will be there with some lovely recycled bike tyre bags as well as loads more! Yay! Thank you LE Zeitgeist Flea Market for putting this on in such a handy D7 spot!

09/11/2021

Minnesota is asking homeowners to turn their lawns into prairie to help bring back the bees Minnesota just allocated nearly a million dollars in incentives for people to transform their lawns into bee-friendly wildflowers, clover and native grasses. The state is asking citizens to stop spraying herb...

31/10/2021

Insects have declined by 75% in the past 50 years – and the consequences may soon be catastrophic. Biologist Dave Goulson reveals the vital services they perform

31/10/2021

Charles Munger, Warren Buffett’s business partner, said the windowless rooms of an 11-story tower he conceived for the University of California, Santa Barbara, were “cheerful.”

13/12/2020

Home made wreath from my garden: mostly Bay with a little Rosemary, Olive and faded Hydrangeas flowers on Honeysuckle vines. Good use for winter pruning and it smells loooovely.

30/11/2020

The fun bit: peeling off new sheets of freshly dried paper. Making Royal Canal wildflower seed paper from waste paper pulped up with rainwater for my friends at

30/11/2020

Seed paper making sooo satisfying... Making Royal Canal wildflower seed paper from waste paper pulped up with rainwater for my friends at

30/11/2020

Getting wildflower seeds and dried flower petals set up for recycled paper. Making sheets of Royal Canal wildflower seed paper from waste paper pulped in rainwater for my friends at

19/11/2020

Royal Canal wildflower seed embedded in handmade recycled paper - fun collab with - drying gently in November sun - grow your own wildflower patch and help the little pollinators

07/11/2020

Interesting

New research finds that Carolina Chickadees require a landscape with 70 percent native plants to keep their population steady.