Requirements

By The Social Bubble
Nov 26, 2020 · 1 min read

Astrophotographers Yuri Zvezdny and Oleg Milantiev told National Geographic how photography of deep space objects differs from ground photography in its usual sense.

By S Michael
Nov 4, 2019 · 4 min read

There ’ s a lawn full of crunchy, golden reasons as to why you should head out your front door for a leaf peeping excursion this year. Since there are too many to count (and nearly too many to rake up) let' s reach into a brief how, when, where, and why of leaf peeping.

By Hounds and Hearth
Sep 14, 2020 · 4 min read

One of the joys of Perthshire in autumn is undoubtedly those magical riverside moments when a salmon leaps out of the water next to you, often then falling back down to where it came from with a resounding plop of failure. But sometimes it makes the leap and we feel pleased for it. Even more so when we appreciate just how much the salmon has been through to get there. In fact, at The Perthshire Magazine it’s a core belief of ours that a little bit of extra knowledge of the natural world surrounding us really increases our enjoyment of it. So enough flapping about—let’s discuss the life cycle of an Atlantic salmon.

By The Perthshire Magazine
Oct 31, 2020 · 3 min read

To go along with the theme this month, we decided that it wouldn’t be a bad idea to take all the projects we’ve come up with for this issue, and complement it with a general piece on the DIY mindset. It’s not a particularly difficult or mysterious thing, but it’s something that can carry over across different projects or tasks.

By Gadgets Magazine
Oct 1, 2020 · 8 min read

Tips from State Parks and The Nature Conservancy.

By Arkansas Times
Oct 1, 2020 · 3 min read

I am always joyfully surprised when I receive a letter. It’s a feeling I never want to let go of, so I don’t. Most of us hold on to handwritten messages, whether it is an appreciative note left on the kitchen countertop, a yearly birthday card from a beloved grandmother, or a surprise writing from a friend. This slow form of communication always seems to deepen connections. Because handwritten messages are some of the rarest gifts, we often end up keeping even the simplest “I love you” notes.   

By The Idea Boutique
Sep 28, 2020 · 2 min read

The epic trial of Regina v Penguin Books was a test case for 1959’s change to Britain’s Obscene Publications Act. For the first time, four-letter words and sex scenes might be ‘acceptable’ IF the work as a whole was proved to have literary merit – in court.

By Essential Magazine
Oct 2, 2020 · 5 min read