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There is no place like home is a blog written by Kelli, a Canadian expat living in Texas. Kelli's lovely blog offers inspiration for decorating your home, clever craft ideas and lots of great recipes.

So you wannabee a Domestik Goddess?, written by Rebecca Leaman, is a fun blog "about helping you to create a living space that reflects your own unique personality and style."

Rebecca's blog provides lots of creative ideas and inspiration about making your house a home plus ideas for your garden. She also provides clever craft ideas and recipes such as Easy Old-Fashioned Cinnamon Rolls.

Dish and Wash Cloth Mania is a blog written by "scrunchyy", an avid knitter and crocheter.

Her blog provides readers with links to free dish and wash cloth patterns and patterns for other kitchen related items.

Kitchen Parade is a food blog and the food and recipe column written by Alanna Kellogg, a second-generation food writer and a home cook in a home kitchen in suburban St. Louis.

Alanna also writes A Veggie Venture, a food blog which focuses on vegetable recipes (obviously).

let me explaiKnit is the clever name of "Sara's blog for explaining knitting things" and indeed she does! Sara also offers some free knitting patterns to download for your personal or charitable use.

British Trees , a site created by Bill Unsworth and donated to the Woodland Trust, provides information about native British trees.

Learn more via the useful guide about each of the 33 British Native Trees.

SilverSurfers is a site created for the over 50s in the UK. The site provides a portal to the internet with links to the best resources and websites that would appeal to the over fifties.

Amy Allen Clark, a stay-at-home mother of two, created MomAdvice , a perfectly named site since it offers tips, advice and articles for moms. The site also offers some fun and useful Downloads & Printables, a forum and a blog called The MotherLoad.

The Why Files is a fascinating site that helps you learn more about "... the science, math and technology behind the news of the day..." through its educational articles.

You can also see virtual science in action via a popular series of interactive animations. In addition, there's another interesting feature called "Cool Science Images" which really are cool!

UK Safari is a fun and informative site about the wildlife and countryside of Britain. The impressive site contains more than 1,000 pages of information and around 3,000 photos. You can also purchase supplies for wildlife watching from the UK Safari Nature Shop via the website.

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