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The Buried Treasure (3) - Solving the puzzle

John Brown was flabbergasted. He looked at his wife and asked: “Do you mean you doubt they were federal agents, Dorothy?” Mrs. Brown, who liked to...
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The Buried Treasure

"X" marks the spot. (Image from Wikimedia Commons in the public domain)
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Ancient, iconic and majestic
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327 of my comments have received 335 Great Feedback votes

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Many superstitions and fears

Posted on Sun, 03 Nov 2019

Many superstitions and fears are associated with graveyards. References to black magic and zombies were rife in popular literature and burial grounds acquired a mysterious aura. 
I remember when youngsters dared each other to cross a...

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What a beautiful, lyrical

Posted on Thu, 31 Oct 2019

What a beautiful, lyrical poem, Di, truly deserving of the cherries.
Thanks for sharing it.
I was struck by the coincidence of both of us writing about birds on the same day, yours on murmuration (starlings) and mine on ...

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Geese and all birds are

Posted on Thu, 31 Oct 2019

Geese and all birds are fascinating creatures, Claudine. The graceful ballet they offer during migration is spectacular. I never tire of watching their aerial displays.

Luigi x

P.S. Thanks for pointing out the typo, now corrected....

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I used to live in a town in

Posted on Wed, 30 Oct 2019

I used to live in a town in the north of Italy not far from Switzerland  I once was in Lugano, which is in the Italian-speaking Canton of Ticino and wanting some information I asked a station porter if he spoke Italian and was met by...

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Posted in Army Knives and Cuckoo Clocks

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I detect in this poem the

Posted on Sat, 26 Oct 2019

I detect in this poem the sadness of an unhappy relationship which promised much but whose fragility is represented by the ephemeral life of the wild flowers in the bride's bouquet.
These anemones will wither and die like the marriage...

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Posted in Wood Anemones

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How could I have missed this

Posted on Sun, 15 Sep 2019

How could I have missed this gem, Di? I am now glad that it appeared on the front page and I was able to savour its brilliance. I concur with the fulsome praise that the poem has received and congratulate you on being awarded the double honours...

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Hi JoAnne.

Posted on Sat, 14 Sep 2019

Hi JoAnne.
This lovely poem of yours has made me thinking. Since the fifth century BCE mentions have been made of the existence of a horse with one horn. Unless this animal was confused with the rhino, it is not beyond the realm of...

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Posted in There are no such things as Unicorns

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Oh, this is really good

Posted on Fri, 06 Sep 2019

Oh, this is really good Graham. I bet that Adam and Eve would have taken nudity in their stride but they would have been bemused by other aspects of modern behaviour and I wonder what they would have thought of the technology. It is nice to...

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Good morning Di. 

Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2019

Good morning Di. 
I am not a bricklayer but in my younger days I was naive enough to believe that I could build a Spanish wall with three layers of breeze blocks on top of ordinary bricks and I actually did it. At this point you may suspect...

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"We laughed and shared

Posted on Tue, 20 Aug 2019

"We laughed and shared conversation,
Discovering joy...both young and old
engaging with excitement joining in
the party of life."

How refreshing to read a poem full of joy and optimism as opposed to the air of gloom and...

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Posted in Breathing In Life

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