When Quality Meets Adventure: The Red Equipment Reality Check As a family that loves spending time outdoors, I’ve learned the hard way that not all family adventure gear is created equal. After years of replacing cheap coolers that leaked, blankets that fell apart after one camping trip, and gear that promised the world but delivered disappointment, I decided to invest in some proper quality pieces.…
It’s that time of year again – the shops are twinkling with lights, Christmas music is everywhere, and the hunt for the perfect gifts is officially on! If you’ve been following along here at Country Heart and Home, you’ll know that my annual Christmas gift guide has become a bit of a tradition. Every year, I love putting together a collection of gift ideas that…
Most people can acknowledge what it’s like to age in terms of physical experience. The knees creak, the back hurts, and no one can open a jar like they used to. But rarely is any difference addressed in terms of mental and emotional processing, or rather the detriment that occurs when someone spends day after day with little human-to-human interaction. It’s not just loneliness, but…
It’s sad to think that food, despite being so vital, is one of the most wasted resources in the world. Is it not shocking that up to 40% of the world’s food gets wasted annually? To put things into perspective, this would mean that land as large as China is used to produce food every year that no one will eat! A few reasons why…
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