: About Me

I have a wide range of interests that I write about.  Writing is my hobby and my real work is supporting people with Learning Disabilities and Special Needs live life to the full. I have worked in this vocation for around 14 years. 

Before that I spent time studying  at Keele University, Staffordshire, UK where I gained B.A (Hons) Degree in American Studies and English Literature.  I spent my earlier years as a bricklayer and built up a small building business before an arm injury forced me to find a different way of earning a living.

I love being out and about in the countryside and exploring new places and often write about the places I visit.   I have a deep affinity with the natural world, animals, plants, trees, birds, and all other of God's creatures and a healthy respect for spiders, scorpions, snakes and anything that stings, or bites.

While every picture tells a story, a photograph is just an instant of time frozen and the beholder will make what they will of it.  What was then will not be what is now or what it will be in the future. Meaning is entirely made in the mind of the beholder and may mean one thing to one person and something else to another. 

Therefore always be wary of photographs they may not be what they seem.  They may be only one line in the many stanzas that make up a long poem. 

Meanwhile and thankfully, the ballad of zteve t evans continues to unfold.

My passion is ...

Welligogs.

I know too much about ...

Losing my welligogs.

My parents always told me ...

Always write your name in your welligogs!

My childhood ambition ...

Never to lose my welligogs

My favorite memory ...

Finding my welligogs

Why I write ...

So I dont lose my welligogs.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Signs for anyone trying to pinch my welligogs.

My first job ...

Puddle splashing

My best moment ...

New welligogs

My inspiration ...

Sunshine, , gentle breeze, green grass, blue sky, gentle rain, big puddle,welligogs!

Home & Garden > Gardening (Other) The different layers in a forest garden

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A well designed forest garden  can be a productive and important part of a Permaculture, or low-impact living system providing food or other useful products in an environmentally friendly and sustainable way. A young natural forest is a highly productive and self-sustaining eco-system so in forest garden design the essential principle are to reproduce those attributes for human benefit. Although a natural wild forest may look tangled and the trees placed randomly and haphazardly there is an inherent structure that helps to give it such great productivity.  Because different speci...

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