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GIVE WILDLIFE A HELPING HAND THIS SUMMER

In this feature for the January 2016 issue of Somerset Life magazine I look at the ways people can use their gardens to help wildlife thrive in the coming year. Have a read and be inspired to plant bee and butterfly friendly plants and flowers, feed and water the birds, be a friend to amphibians and create a haven for hedgehogs! I love wildlife and have enjoyed creating a wildlife friendly space in my own city garden, so it was a pleasure to write this piece. Thanks to Somerset Wildlife Trust for their help.

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March 1, 2016June 21, 2016

Rachael Sharpe

Long Live Lifelogging

Ever wondered why you should be capturing your life with a wearable camera or what the best wearable cameras on the market are? Then you need to head to wareable.com and read my opinion piece and camera round-up, published today. Screen Shot 2015-08-11 at 16.38.13

February 3, 2016June 21, 2016

Rachael Sharpe

Organic Ale feature published in Devon Life magazine

I’m happy to have my feature ‘Brewing A Storm’ on The Exeter Brewery published in this month’s Devon Life magazine. It was an interesting piece to write and photograph   – I discovered that The Exeter Brewery’s organic real ale is so popular it’s exported to France via sail boat and rebranded for the Army!

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January 31, 2016June 21, 2016

Rachael Sharpe

10 Easy Ways to Hack Your Office Desk Job and Avoid Gaining Weight at Work

Offices don’t make you fat. The walls don’t secrete lipids, which you unknowingly absorb through your pores. Unless you work in sweatshop, you aren’t forbidden from moving around. It’s just difficult, with little need for movement in order to fulfil your role and the constant supply of indulgent treats. The answer? These hacks I wrote for Lifehacker can help you avoid gaining weight by sitting in the office…

 

January 2, 2016June 21, 2016

Rachael Sharpe

Walking a Llama across Dartmoor

This summer I’ve enjoyed being commissioned to write and photograph several walks in Devon. My dog, Poppy, has enjoyed all of them immensely, other than this one, which saw me walk a Llama across Dartmoor. One ticked off my quirky bucket list for sure!

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October 1, 2015October 6, 2015

Rachael Sharpe

Photography published in Be Creative with Workbox Magazine

The September/October issue of Be Creative with Workbox magazine (on sale now) is a brilliant source of textile and needlecraft creations, inspirations and innovations. I’m happy to have photographed their Heart of Lace feature, which you can see below.

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October 1, 2015

Rachael Sharpe

A Cake Less Ordinary

Archant’s Pure Weddings 2015/16 has hit the shelves and I’m pleased it includes my feature on master cake maker, Emily Hankins. I was lucky enough to spend a day with Emily recently and try my hand at cake painting – it’s certainly a skill I’ll enjoy working on.

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September 23, 2015June 21, 2016

Rachael Sharpe

Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre Feature

The June Issue of One Magazine, the South West regional lifestyle magazine which I edit is out now. I thought I’d share a piece I wrote on Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre, which I simply can’t recommend highly enough.image-0001-3

June 1, 2015July 27, 2015

Rachael Sharpe

Michael Caines & The Magdalen Chapter Spa

Editing monthly regional lifestyle title, One Magazine has been especially enjoyable this month. Highlights have included talking to Exeter’s most loved chef, Michael Caines and reviewing the heavenly Magdalen Chapter Spa – both below.
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February 1, 2015July 27, 2015

Rachael Sharpe

Art for the Somerset Levels: Feature in Somerset Life Magazine

Maverick Somerset artist Harry Bunce, affectionately referred to as ‘Rural Banksy’ has created a mesmerising limited edition print to raise money for the Somerset Levels Relief Fund. In this feature for Somerset Life Magazine I visit  his exhibition at Bristol’s Christmas Steps Gallery to find out more.

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September 17, 2014

Rachael Sharpe

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This summer I met Brendan Rawlings of Zen Wood Design and discovered his astonishing driftwood art. Below is the finished piece, published in Exeter Life.

September 30, 2020

Rachael Sharpe

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