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Eating By early evening , the bar at the Thorn usually has a sprinkling of local residents who come for a chat over a glass of prosecco and a plate of oysters (native and Pacific) on the half-shell. We didn’t hesitate to join them and felt rather sophisticated, especially when Sherri came behind the bar and reminisced about her days catering on film sets in L.A. From movies to Mistley… The restaurant is open for lunch, afternoon tea and dinner; special dining events are often held, too. Emphasis is on locally sourced ingredients and fresh seafood . Our starter of griddled diver scallops with pea puree mint and lemon was spot-on. The Adnams beer battered local fish main was delicious. Non-briney types and vegetarians are not overlooked, and when it comes to the puddings, words cannot describe Sherri’s yummy key lime cake . On Thursdays, the 'Moules Madness' menu is particularly good fun: choose from marinière, Thai-style or mussels in cioppino. At breakfast, cereals and ...

FINETUNE YOUR IDEAS "Write down a list of what you don’t like in a bathroom. I find this is a really effective way to arrive at what you do want in your bathroom. Then write another two lists: your must-haves and your desires. After that, it’s a matter of seeing what the budget extends to.” – Vanessa Cook, Bathroom Design er, Smarter Bathrooms “Research the latest trends online and get inspiration from magazines. Explore all the styles you might like and pick one that you know you will love. Stick to your guns. Ensure you communicate your wishes with your builder/plumber so they can adjust the plumbing to suit your desired product and design choices.” – Belinda Geels, Bathroom Marketing Manager , Reece "Overdress the room that you undress in is my philosophy! It’s a perfect – and private - space for more than a little design hi-jinx simply because you’re not exposed to it all the time.” – Jacinta Preston , Interior Designer, Jacinta Preston Design CONSIDER THE KEY INGREDIEN...

But while this surge of half-mystic, half-­ homespun enlightened grooming products may seem new, their purported promise is not. Collectively, they signal a return to the ideas of no one so much as Rudolf Steiner, an esoteric Austrian educator and social reformer . In addition to founding the Waldorf education system , which prioritizes a child’s imagination and individuality above all else, he was also responsible, in the 1920s, for the development of biodynamic farming, an agricultural philosophy that involves planting according to the zodiac, and (for example) fermenting the dung of a lactating cow inside a buried horn and then spraying the mixture on crops during a descending moon. At the heart of Steiner’s take on education and farming is anthroposophy, a philosophy he invented that fuses science with spirituality, promoting the idea that every organic thing has a life force . . . including the chamomile flowers that infuse your favorite facial mist . Continue reading the main...