Salt On Your Tongue: Women and the Sea to the dragon blood trees

to the dragon blood trees of Yemen and towering dipterocarps of Asia

Dr Li reveals the life-improving advantages of spending time around trees

with 'noticing exercises' to make us aware of nature's beauty and complexity - Woman’s Weekly

their movement stops when they are anaesthetised

nature lovers and anyone with a fondness for the wild lives unfolding all around us

Salt On Your Tongue: Women and the Sea to the dragon blood treesSalt On Your Tongue is Charlotte Runcies spellbinding exploration of our deep and enduring relationship with the sea and, in particular, the powerful connection between women and the ocean throughout history. Written in lyrical, immersive prose, Runcie examines how the sea has enchanted, inspired and unsettled us for centuries, and how her own life became entwined with the rhythm of the tides. This beautifully crafted book feels like a shoreline walk