Nature Connection

Updated 8-06-2026 Go Bags? (UK specific) The 1st question I ask is where are you going with your Go Bag ? At the moment in the UK, primary risks to life are severe weather (heat, cold, and wind) flooding and sea level rise. Wild fires are increasingly becoming a risk. The location of your home will dictate your risks. Buildings and contents are at risk in certain conditions This article is a response to this XReadiness   High risk homes : Flooding and Sea Level Rise Homes on low lying coastal land 1-2m above sea level at the moment. Homes on river flood plains Wildfires Homes in woodlands with vegetation coming up close to the house.  Flooding and wildfire risks are often communicated via alerts to our phones. Advanced warning is a signal to leave your home, where you are planning to go will dictate what's in your Go Bag . My suggestion is to go to friends, a hotel or relatives. Your Go Bag only needs to contain clothes wash bag and towel and maybe take sleeping bags and cam...

The Horned God, Misunderstood and Ignored In writing this piece, I do so from an intuitive spiritual point of view. I am not intending to infer any scientific archaeological explanations. Celtic Shamanism is a Middle-Class, largely white practice New-Age tub thumping cult which involves minimal contact with nature and overdosing on hopium in the belief that climate change is transcendable by switching timelines, energy work and directed intention. In other words, psychotic magical thinking dressed up as radical feminism because of Boudica, QUEEN Boudica no less. Just because Boudica led a rebellion against Rome, it doesn't make her revolutionary. There is nothing radical about rebellions against colonisation led by the bourgeoisie. The antlered god of ancient Celtic tradition has no Roman equivalent. Yet here is a conceptual deity which appears only in Celtic iconography, relaxed in nature, Torc in one hand (symbol of power & wealth) and grasped in the other a curly horned goat...