Our 2025 schedule / calendar is available from today.

The calendar is split into 2 views of 6 months (January to June and July to December), and shows all the events and retreats we have going on throughout 2025, as well as the dates we will be running the campsite (on a much reduced schedule)…

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As part of our new way of life, travelling more, embracing culture and sharing our experiences, we finally found time to travel to a local attraction that we have often recommended to our visitors, but have never previously been to ourselves: Burghley House.

It’s a beautiful and impressive place to visit. The 500 year old house was created by William Cecil, Lord High Treasurer to Queen…

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As part of our new way of life, travelling more, embracing and sharing our experiences, we travelled to a local attraction that we have often intended to visit but have, until now, never found the time. 

So we finally made it to Hamerton Zoo Park. It’s a small zoo, with some very impressive animals, including a few that are the only examples in the UK…

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A few days after the muntjac doe and fawn were spotted on-site, we saw this doe. We seriously hope that there is not a negative reason why the fawn is missing. Hopefully this is a different doe, or the fawn was somewhere safe…

(NB: Muntjac /ˈmʌntdʒak/ - a small SE Asian deer, the male of which has tusks, small antlers, and a doglike bark)

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We were very lucky to be visited by a Muntjac deer and her baby. 

(NB: Muntjac /ˈmʌntdʒak/ - a small SE Asian deer, the male of which has tusks, small antlers, and a doglike bark)

They were first seen around the small children’s climbing frame we have - the fawn was seemingly playing near the slide…

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We were so glad when the northern lights came to visit us at our home! 

(NB: aurora borealis: a natural phenomenon caused by the interaction of charged particles from the sun with atoms in the upper atmosphere) 

We had previously missed the few times the aurora borealis had travelled this far south in the UK. So to finally see it was a real …

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We went to see Deva Premal and her husband, Miten, live at the Union Chapel venue in Islington, London at their kirtan concert.

(NB: kirtan /ˈkɪətʌn/ - a devotional song, in which a group repeats lines sung by a leader) 

Emma was very keen to see this globally renowned kirtan and chanting super-star, with Andy …

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This diagram is truly incredible. 

It shows the amount of fresh vs salt water on Earth and, amongst other things, illustrates the tiny impact we have on the distribution and use of that water. In some way we dominate and plague the planet… and yet in so many other ways we are relatively insignificant. It’s an interesting mix…

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Hi and welcome to Emma and Andy’s Learn Live Give blog. 

We plan to use this blog to update you on all the interesting things taking place on our LLG journey. 

We created the LLG business as a life-style venture into a more fulfilling life of…

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