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Regenerative Coffee Farming: Beyond Sustainability to Restoration
How Adams + Russell Showcases Regenerative Practices As the climate crisis intensifies and agricultural lands degrade, many in the coffee world are moving past the idea of “sustainability” as simply maintaining the status quo. Instead, regenerative agriculture promises not just to sustain, but to restore
Creating a Healthy Sustainable Lawn : The Best Eco-Conscious Grass Seed and Feed
When we think about making our homes more sustainable, the garden is often the perfect place to start. A healthy, thriving lawn doesn’t need to be a chemical-filled one. By making a few simple, eco-conscious swaps, we can create a beautiful green space that benefits
Exploring The WELOCK ToucA51 Smart Lock – Fingerprint & Keypad Keyless Entry
If you’ve ever found yourself juggling shopping bags and hunting for your keys in the rain, you’ll know how frustrating this situation can be, but did you know that it doesn’t actually have to be this way? I know, it was news to my ears
Overherd Oat Milk: Now Even Easier to Enjoy Anywhere
*Affiliate Links You already know I’m a big fan of Overherd Oat Milk – their clever powdered oat milk that you simply mix with water. It cuts down on packaging, reduces transport weight, and tastes wonderfully creamy – you can read my full review here.
What Happened When We Attempted The Three Peaks Challenge
If you have kept up with my training blogs or you follow me on social media, you’ll be aware that we planned to climb The Three Peaks of the UK in July to raise money for Men’s Mental Health. Well, it is now September, and
A Complete Guide to The SURI Sustainable Toothbrush Range
You all know I’m always on the lookout for everyday swaps that both work and are kinder on the planet. Well, I’ve been trying out the SURI range for the last few years, and it has quickly become one of my favourite sustainable brands, and,
How to Design an Eco-Friendly Kitchen Without Compromising on Luxury and Elegance
Your kitchen is truly the heart of your home – the place for quiet early morning coffees, lively family meals, and late-night conversations over wine. But it can be challenging to create a kitchen that feels indulgent and keeps sustainability front and centre. The good
How Green Burials Contribute To The Global Eco-Living Movement
Eco-living has evolved a lot in recent years to stretch far beyond things like transportation, energy consumption and consumer goods. And today in 2025, people are now ironically thinking of eco-living in ways that apply to how we all say goodbye to our loved ones.
Training For The Three Peaks – Month Four
This was it, the final month before the big climb, and guess what? Yep, my leg WAS injured from my hike – if you’re not sure what I am talking about, you can go back and read month three’s update here. This, unfortunately, meant that
Why Supporting Local Coffee Roasters Makes a Big Difference
There’s something magical about a cup of coffee. It energises, comforts, and brings people together — but behind every great brew is a story worth telling. In an age of convenience and mass production, a quiet revolution is unfolding in towns and cities across the
Why Rural Living is Naturally Sustainable
There’s something about rural living that makes sustainability feel less like a buzzword and more like a way of life. In the countryside, it seems just to come naturally. It’s in your everyday. Without the distractions of busy city life, you feel the shift in
Training for The Three Peaks – Month Three
I’m not sure where that last month went, but it absolutely flew by, and that means I am a little late in writing you a training update. If you’re new here, I am going to attempt to climb The Three Peaks – Ben Nevis, Scafell