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Records, Resilience, and What the Grid …

Clean energy records show progress, but grid resilience reveals how well energy systems cope with variability and extremes.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener4th May 202620th Jan 2026Posted inConservation ArticlesTags:clean energy records, climate variability, electricity grid, energy storage, energy systems, grid resilience, renewable energy, resilienceLeave a comment on Records, Resilience, and What the Grid …

Morag Gamble

Explore Morag Gamble’s permaculture approach to vegetable gardening, education, and regenerative living, concluding this global gardening series.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener3rd May 202630th Dec 2025Posted inThe World’s Vegetable GardenersTags:Earthen Passions, food growing education, morag gamble, permaculture education, permaculture gardening, regenerative gardening, Sustainable Living, The World's Vegetable Gardeners, vegetable garden systemsLeave a comment on Morag Gamble

Things I Didn’t Notice at First

An observational essay on the difference between being busy and being occupied — exploring attention, work, time, and why constant activity often masks shallow engagement.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener3rd May 20263rd Feb 2026Posted inThings I Didnt Notice At FirstTags:attention and work, busy, busy vs occupied, everyday productivity, meaningful work, quiet engagement, time and focus, work habitsLeave a comment on Things I Didn’t Notice at First

The Secret Life of Frogs and Toads

A spring look at frogs and toads in UK gardens, exploring ponds, damp corners, compost heaps, and why moisture matters.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener3rd May 202618th Dec 2025Posted inA Wildlife Series for UK Gardens, Earthen PassionsTags:amphibians UK garden, damp garden habitat, Earthen Passions, frogs in garden UK, garden pond wildlife, spring garden wildlife, toads in garden, wildlife friendly gardenLeave a comment on The Secret Life of Frogs and Toads

Sandwich: A Town Allowed

A reflective conclusion to the series, exploring how Sandwich endures through alignment, restraint, and long accommodation with land, water, and time.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener2nd May 202610th Jan 2026Posted inHistorical SandwichTags:environmental limits, Kent heritage, long adaptation, place and identity, reflective history, Sandwich history, Sandwich Kent, town enduranceLeave a comment on Sandwich: A Town Allowed

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