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Evening all, I just wanted to direct you to ecoLiving. This is the company that we bought a lot of our stock from which ...
11/09/2026

Evening all,

I just wanted to direct you to ecoLiving. This is the company that we bought a lot of our stock from which was not food related.

You no longer need to worry about where you will get your compost sponges, washing up brushes or other bits from. 😀

I really trust these guys to have done the ethical and eco research as I did and they're really lovely people to deal with so please do continue to support them. ❤️

Emptier and emptier... signage is down! I love me a bit of DIY 😀
04/09/2026

Emptier and emptier... signage is down!

I love me a bit of DIY 😀

Someone asked me for pumps... was it you? Does anyone need any? 😀
03/09/2026

Someone asked me for pumps... was it you?

Does anyone need any?

😀

Random post... to whom was I speaking about archery and bows in last week or so of trading please 😀
30/08/2026

Random post... to whom was I speaking about archery and bows in last week or so of trading please 😀

25/08/2026
24/08/2026

The problem with being a forager and driving along many of the A roads in England!!!!

Just stop and let me at'em!!!

Ok so I wouldn't eat them from the roadside anyway but its always where they are plentiful because they are deliberately planting traditional hedgerow type plants but also because people don't cut them down because they're not in anyones way!

Its such a tease!!! 😆

24/08/2026

The recent salmonella outbreak that is suspected to have come from imported eggs, from multiple sources has resulted in one death & hundreds ill.

The trouble with importing food products is not all countries have the same health standards as we abide to. Cheaper generally means lower quality, lower standards & less concern for welfare of the animal & the final product.

UK egg producers have standards to stick to. Salmonella testing is not mandatory but I suspect after the outbreak in the 90’s the majority will pay £60 a few times a year to confirm they are salmonella free.

The British Lion mark is a standard introduced after the 90’s outbreak & many eggs you’ll find in supermarkets carry that mark BUT not all suppliers will. Us included! Why?!

Because Lion want £2,000 a year for us to be a part of their programme & carry their mark. As a small producer I can’t justify that cost so I ensure our salmonella tests are done properly & regularly just like those in the Lion mark scheme.

If ever there was a time to make you think about who you buy from & where you buy it then this is it! Buy British, buy local, support small business.

Looking a bit bare today!!!
21/08/2026

Looking a bit bare today!!!

Howdy all! I have spent the last 3 days with my arms in hot water and washing up liquid!! It has been HOT! I will be at ...
19/08/2026

Howdy all!

I have spent the last 3 days with my arms in hot water and washing up liquid!! It has been HOT!

I will be at the shop tomorrow from 10 until about 12 in case anyone would like any last bits. Cash would be preferred and deals to be had...

I have 3 x Faith in Nature Shampoo @ £40
Lots of Fill 20l fabric conditioners @£35
1 x 20l rinse aid @35
1 x All purpose @ £35
Lots of micellar water
21 ish spice jars (so far) - £2 each
10 3l jars - (£3)

Plus 21kg of Chocolate granola
Some poppy seeds, bulgur wheat, pinto beans, bombay mix, barley flakes... some more but have run out of memory! 😆

Christmas cards too 😀

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Address

184 Fleet Road
Fleet
GU527QL

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

07788232096

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