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StoryAn Everyday Story of Country Folk Silver Spun Sand411 years 1 week ago
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Story7 days after the Resurrection Rhiannonw211 years 2 weeks ago
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English lesson rules for writing postcards

(A tale of two postcards – before the days of electronic communication) Teacher says “A postcard … restrained – it might be read by the postman on his round.” …

Path of Bovine Mud

Lovely wide, quiet, green cultivated valley behind Wenlock Edge: bridle path runs alongside the cowshed – heads out, eating from the trough; soft mud...
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on Psalm 10

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Arrogant, they scheme, … make no room for God at all in their thinking – ‘I’ll not fall, happy I will always be – God forgets, and does not see.’
Cherry

When 'blue'?

‘once in a blue moon’ … there is a ‘blue’ moon …
Cherry

English Englyn*??

[*pronounced Eng -linn, with the E like in ‘men’ not as in English!] Noo suggested using the ‘Risk’ prompt to try a risky form … The ‘englyn’ traditionally is a very brief, compact verse, and uses ‘cynghanedd’ and set lengths of lines …

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