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The Edge of Discovery

The Yeti has haunted Himalayan legend for generations, but could the Abominable Snowman really exist? Case File 04 investigates footprints, eyewitnesses, DNA, bears and the extraordinary history behind the Ghost of the Himalayas.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener2nd Oct 20268th Sep 2026Posted inThe Edge of DiscoveryTags:Abominable Snowman, cryptozoology, Himalayan bears, Himalayas, unknown animals, Yeti, Yeti footprints4 Comments on The Edge of Discovery

The Films of My Lifetime

The Films of My Lifetime begins in 1963, exploring the films, actors and childhood discoveries that shaped a lifelong love of cinema.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener1st Oct 202627th Sep 2026Posted inThe Films of My LifetimeTags:Classic Cinema, Classic Films 1960s, Favourite Films, Film History, Films 1963 to 1967, Films of My Lifetime, Movie Memories6 Comments on The Films of My Lifetime

Within Living Memory

Is the traditional gardening calendar becoming less reliable? A working gardener reflects on changing seasons, wetter winters, hotter summers and why observation increasingly matters more than the date.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener1st Oct 20268th Sep 2026Posted inWithin Living MemoryTags:British gardening, changing seasons, climate gardening, garden observation, gardening calendar, resilient gardens, Seasonal GardeningLeave a comment on Within Living Memory

Extraordinary Gardening Adventures

Rory and John finally return home, only to discover their client knows far more about the mysterious shed — and Sandwich’s other strange places — than she has ever revealed.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener30th Sep 20268th Sep 2026Posted inExtraordinary Gardening AdventuresTags:adventure, Fiction, gardeners, Gardening, mystery, portals, sheds3 Comments on Extraordinary Gardening Adventures

North American Insects

Explore North America’s beetles and ground insects, from nocturnal predators and ladybirds to the hidden recyclers working through soil, dung and dead wood.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener30th Sep 20268th Sep 2026Posted inInternational InsectsTags:deadwood, dung beetles, ground beetles, ladybirds, North American beetles, Soil, stag beetlesLeave a comment on North American Insects

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