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AARON’S WORLD: Part 1
A tongue-in-cheek story about an over populated technological world in two parts (updated from a previous post) ------ Ouroboros symbol from Wiki Commons
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Waiting for the Flyers. Pt 12 Rifts
Problems on the horizon (picking up after a bit of a break)
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Somewhere Outside Cherbourg
The Potato Planters by Jean-François Millet 1861 from Wiki commons
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Smart-World
Come in and enjoy our clean organised lifestyle (short though it may be)
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Hunting the Sphinx ligustri
Photo of the Privet Hawk Caterpiller by Jeff DeLonge from Wiki Commons
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This has to be one of the best I've ever read from you, Rachel
Posted on Thu, 18 Nov 2021
And to say that, it must be super good.
Absorbing , evocative ,intimate, brilliant, informative. Everybody has said these words. I am having a tough time thinking of another word to express my admiration for this piece.
It gives me...
Read full commentPosted in The Solitude of Sleep
This is brilliant, Jane!
Posted on Tue, 16 Nov 2021
This magnificent piece makes my efforts look pretty insignificant.
I applaud you for penning this work of genius!!!!
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Read full commentPosted in Drilling Out Blame
A strong message for all those mushroom managers out there
Posted on Thu, 30 Sep 2021
A well expressed SOC piece.
As a fellow ex-mushroom I found it really encouraging. :)
Read full commentPosted in Diminishing returns
I know the feeling
Posted on Wed, 29 Sep 2021
It's been a long while since I went to a gig. Quite a few years ago I went to Reading with my younger Brother. I felt too old to be there even then. I was surprised though about how many people of my age and perhaps older were there.
Too...
Read full commentPosted in Too Old to Rock and Roll, Too Young to Die
Thanks very much Claudine
Posted on Mon, 06 Sep 2021
I haven't really been away. I look in pretty much every day, but I admit I have not been very active. That's because I have not written very much new work this year. Mostly I've been editing or trying to improve old stuff.
The bulk of any...
Read full commentPosted in Being Careful What You Wish For
A remarkable stream of consciousness
Posted on Sun, 06 Jun 2021
This is a wonderful piece or poetic prose perfectly describing the magic of dawn.
This is so well crafted it gave me goosebumps as I read it.
Read full commentPosted in Garden at Dawn
This caught my eye
Posted on Wed, 02 Jun 2021
I must admit I've been a bit remiss at reading your excellent poems, (and reading in general).
I have a soft spot for Yaffles, I hear them often but rarely see their typical green streak as the fly by on the lookout for ants nests....
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how about?
Posted on Wed, 14 Oct 2020
A wall of pain
roasted hundreds
of Koalas huddled
inside their last moments.
(The first time I went to Australia I made the mistake if calling them bears.
'They're KOALAS, mate,' spoken in a tone that ...
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I don't wish to nit-pick but I suppose I am
Posted on Wed, 14 Oct 2020
This terrible tragedy and the loss of so many of these beautiful and valuable creatures is a disaster beyond words, however if an Australian heard you call their national treasure a Bear you would probably get a good roasting yourself.
I...
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This brought back some memories, Jenny
Posted on Wed, 02 Sep 2020
I lived about 15 miles from Savernake forest for ten years. We often used to go there for a wander on a weekend and especially in autumn looking for mushrooms. Blewits were abundant as I recall. Lovely flavour, but also popular with the wildlife...
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