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This year, on December 21, at 10:27 pm, the winter solstice will occur. While it is the longest night of the year, the solstice celebrates the return of the sun as the days begin to get longer. There are a number of ways to enjoy the Yuletide and celebrate the start of the journey to springtime.
Feeling a little testy? Whether you’re bitter and twisted, bogged down with holiday stress, or just feeling a little 'Bah Humbug", you need to some lavender to get you unbent.
Easy to make single loaf campfire bread recipe. Use this for bread, pizza, buns, and cinnamon buns.
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.
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.
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.
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