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Wild Nights Out
The Magic of Exploring the Outdoors After Dark

The go-to guide for exploring nature at night, whether on summer holidays, weekends away or even back garden adventures! 

" Wild Nights Out is a masterful guide for night walks. Chock-full of engaging games and fascinating information, this book makes leading night-time excursions a joy. Chris Salisbury has created a magnificent and comprehensive resource for anyone who loves the night."

Joseph Bharat Cornell, author of Sharing Nature, Deep Nature Play, and Flow Learning

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Towpath: Recipes and Stories

 

My favourite Chelsea Green read is Towpath by Lori De Mori and Laura Jackson. Towpath is a beautiful, warm, welcoming cafe along Regent’s Canal in Hackney, London and in the three times I’ve been there, it has instantly become my favourite place in London. Having access to Towpath’s vault of delicious recipes and heartwarming stories has allowed me to recreate a Towpath slice of life at home. This book is more than a cookbook, it’s a love letter to all the good things in life – food, friendship and community. I recommend this book to anyone looking to shake things up at dinner time.

 

—Harshita Lalwani, UK Marketing and Sales Assistant

Towpath: Recipes and Stories

 

My favourite Chelsea Green read is Towpath by Lori De Mori and Laura Jackson. Towpath is a beautiful, warm, welcoming cafe along Regent’s Canal in Hackney, London and in the three times I’ve been there, it has instantly become my favourite place in London. Having access to Towpath’s vault of delicious recipes and heartwarming stories has allowed me to recreate a Towpath slice of life at home. This book is more than a cookbook, it’s a love letter to all the good things in life – food, friendship and community. I recommend this book to anyone looking to shake things up at dinner time.

 

—Harshita Lalwani, UK Marketing and Sales Assistant

Upon moving to Hertfordshire, craftsman Robert Somerville revived the ancient tradition of raising elm barns by hand. Volunteers from all walks of life came together to take part in the barn building and in the process ended up reviving ancient skills while using locally-sourced elm. In his new book Barn Club, Robert explores the role of nature, traditional craft and community spirit in the context of the building of Carley Barn over the course of a year.

In celebration of Barn Club’s publication, Robert spoke to Ben Raskin, head of Horticulture and Agroforestry at Soil Association UK. Together they delve into the role of traditional craft in connecting us not only to nature and ourselves but also our shared heritage. They are also joined by several of the Barn Club volunteers, who share their own experiences with what it was like to build a barn by hand in the ancient tradition.