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May Day Evening at Trefin

May day evening arrived once more at Trefin, north-west Pembrokeshire coast: evening sunlight on the sea and cliffs, colour erupts on these cliff...
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The Apple
Hanging on the oldest tree, The wind-tossed apple, Nice with Brie. So big and green, the juicy treat, I saw myself in its cheek. On biting through...
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"Answer Me"

Frankie Laine: 13 th November to 10 th December 1953
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Beltane

A Celtic pagan May Day ceremony drove cattle between fires and over hot embers to purify and ensure prosperity and fertility.
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Amanderella Gottsnobbler and the Bangolin Tree Chapter 2
Chapter 2. A Home Visit. The pad was her expedition stationery, the waterproof kind that had once survived a week in the Amazon wedged under a...
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Ascending Mount Olympus
Ascending Mount Olympus is the lifelong ambition and pursuit of excellence; scaling the marble heights beside Michael Jackson far above his highest...
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Tell The Tales of The Black Sheep

I’ll tell you a tale, but do not be appalled; it is not a mystery, so there is nothing to solve. I do not strive to adorn my finger with a glittering...
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"Answer Me"

David Whitfield: 6 th to 12 th November 1953
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Apeirogon
Apeirogon A therapist once told me that it’s impossible to forgive without understanding reason. For months now, I’ve believed. I’m not a Christian,...
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An appointment
No doctor I’ll not say where it hurts My pursed lips are shut like the lips of a walnut- Oh but my heart is a sponge It’s so full of holes, It...
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Amanderella Gottsnobbler and the Bangolin Tree Chapter 1

Chapter 1. The Lady Comes Home. The SS Pedal Power came chuffing into the docks with all the dignity a steam‑driven vessel could muster. A harbour...
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Hard Time Killing Floor - Part One: The Auction

Skip James was sixty-seven when he died. The cause was cancer, but the body had been failing for years before that — diabetes, blood pressure, the...
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A word, and the stars are made!

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] He made the plants to grow, God made the moon and sun, He made the stars, also – just spoke and that was...
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J C. Jones VII - the Legend Returns

“Good morning. Welcome back to my podcast. Has it really been ten months? Seems like only yesterday that I was in the Awful Office having fire spit...
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"Hey Joe!"

Frankie Laine: 23 rd October to 5 th November 1953
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Bron-36

Continued from Chapter 35: Bron-35 | ABCtales Mary Hinds grunted as she replaced the receiver on the care home phone. It had taken a good half hour...
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