Easy to make single loaf campfire bread recipe. Use this for bread, pizza, buns, and cinnamon buns.
Braided Campfire Bread Recipe
Author Archives: Nikki Fotheringham
About Nikki Fotheringham
Nikki is an author and writer specializing in green living ideas and tips, adventure travel, upcycling, and all things eco-friendly. She's traveled the globe, swum with sharks and been bitten by a lion (fact). She lives in a tiny town with a fat cat and a very bad dog.
Brilliant Winter Camping Hacks
Just because Jack Frost is camping out on your front lawn, doesn’t mean you can’t head out in to the wild yourself. Winter camping can be a great way to get outside and an even better excuse for extreme cuddling.
17 Essential Fall Camping Tips
That chill in the air shouldn't put you off the great outdoors, it should encourage more evenings around warm campfires and sleeping bag snuggles. Still, it is chilly, and a cold snap could be dangerous so use common sense and take these cold weather camping tips to heart.
6 Tips for a More Sustainable Festive Shopping Season
We are all aware of the huge environmental impact the festive season racks up, but you don't want to be a Grinch either. A few minor shifts in the way you do things can really reduce the impact of your holiday fun.
Trees can Talk, See and Even Fight Enemies
The hills are alive! Ground-breaking research into trees and plants is revealing that they are much more complex and intelligent than we originally thought. Trees and plants can talk to each other, see, share food and even go to war.
Why Smart Energy and Lighting Belong Together
Smart energy systems and smart lighting are complementary halves of one engine: energy orchestration sets the boundary conditions (when, how much, and at what price power is available), while lighting translates kilowatts into human experience. A sustainable home lowers energy intensity and carbon, flattens peak demand, and uplifts comfort. Practical controls dim when daylight is abundant, shift load when tariffs spike, and preserve visual quality through high‑CRI, low‑glare scenes.