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Writer and editor. Ex-Editor Observer Magazine. Ex ed Guardian Family & ex deputy ed Harper's Bazaar. harriet.green@bsky.social
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Crêpes

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By Erin Nesbit, Harriet Green, Lisa Pike Mollenkamp
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Crêpes This recipe for French crêpes is extremely versatile. These delicate pancakes can be filled with virtually anything — fruits, pudding, and mousse for desserts, or vegetables, cheeses, and meats for dinner. Extra crêpes can be frozen for later use. Submitted by Erin Nesbit Updated on April 20, 2026
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The one fitness factor that really makes a difference to living longer after 60, plus 3 exercises that count

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By Harriet Green
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Harriet Green I've been meaning to start strength training for, oh, several years now. I have a bag of dumbbells at home, resistance bands, even an alarming-looking kettlebell bought in an enthusiastic moment. I'm quite fit (I like to think!) – I clock up at least 10,000 steps every day, take the dog for endless walks and run up the escalators on the Tube. But I've never been properly strong.
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Time is running out! The 5 gardening jobs to do this weekend before the weather heats up

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By Harriet Green
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Harriet Green My garden looks fine from the kitchen window: all green shoots and fat buds and a general impression that everything is ticking along nicely without any effort from me. Not so! I've learned by experience that if I do nothing now then by June the slugs will have taken the hostas, the lawn will have developed sad yellow patches, and weeds will have quietly conquered all.
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