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Glastonbury Festival 26 - 29th June 2025 Provokes Memories Of His Own Attendance In 1987 by Alfred N.Muggins
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2/7/25 Alfred was reminded by one of the writers on abctales, who had been there at the festival in the 1970's, that he might have liked to write...
Michael
It's never too late to reach out to someone.
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for GlosKats… Alphabet You Can’t
for GlosKats… Alphabet You Can’t ancient buddhist chant’s distant echo’s from golden hills incantations joy kindness love meditation nature offers...
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awaiting
She nipped out to the Co-op. It was cold out, but she didn’t have a jacket because she didn’t think she’d need a jacket because she wouldn’t be that...
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Living.
Living. Was watching the fabulous, Catherine Cookson, film yesterday. In the film, for the reading of the Will, the young girl was left the huge...
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The Hermit Of Heaven
The Hermit Of Heaven by Paul McCann Patrick first came to Ireland as a slave in a boat in chains as a slave into the Lough where he fought for his...
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Send Me On My Way
Send Me On My Way By Paul McCann My mind is in a state , I think its it’s called New York , I’m speaking with a tongue that’s twisted like a fork ...
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The Garden On A Clifftop
The Garden On A Clifftop By Paul McCann When the world went to war there were many people who moved away from the cities into the country to work and...
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Relatively Speaking
It is possible, you know. 'Is this seat taken?' I enquired tentatively, of a man who looked remarkably familiar. He looked up from a notebook filled...
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Ghigau 25
Monday 17th evening Hermione wanted to know why a young, handsome man was so interested in her, and her business affairs. He had revealed very little...
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Dust
Dust A breeze blows moving dust, sepia-stained monochrome rain, through empty rooms. Ethereal melodies, wind chimes for lost souls, songs audible...
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What’s below (As seen from the porthole of a plane)
I know what’s below What’s below is the sea Relentless Ubiquitous sea It’s manifold surface like the skin of a rhino Shiftily It waves and it winks...
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The UFO Bible 6
"Go and preach the gospel to millions of planets, baptising them in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey...
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Strangers (on a train)
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Escape – in a basket!
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Saul, not believing Jesus could be who God had predicted would come as their King, forgot that first, to...
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The Talking Pelican
The Talking Pelican By Paul McCann It was the last weekend in August just before the tourists came and Mr Fields went to meet his friend Terry in...
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Love Is A Rose
Love Is A Rose By Paul McCann On the rooftop of the world there is a rose that grows on the edge of a cliff overlooking the world below and it is...
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The Lady on Sycamore Lane (3)
VIII. The library was three stops past the end of Sycamore Lane, in the town center. Ruth had not been in years — she couldn't have said how many —...
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The Lady on Sycamore Lane (2)
V. The third time the sound came, Ruth was ready for it. Not ready in the way of preparation. Ready in the way of a person who has been listening so...
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The Lady on Sycamore Lane (1)
Sycamore Lane is nine houses long, set back from the road at polite distances, with porches wide enough for two chairs apiece. The mailboxes are...
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