Ed Crane
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My stories have been read 487501 times
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229 of my 2,139 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 239 votes
My stories
THE OUTTHERE A-EYE CHAT SHOW (first bit)
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Back to the future?
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KHEPRI
Thank you Eds. for the cherry yesterday which seems to have arrived at the same time I removed this for some 'tinkering'
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Four of Plenty
Cricket on Shanklin's shore bowling onto rippled sand while the water is out. Grandad surprises Dad with a slow leg spin. Dad’s eye for the ball must...
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Who'd be a Gardener?
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New Directions (21)
Entering the threshold I looked down at the hall mat with its yellow elephant pattern – the first thing I saw when I first visited Celia’s home...
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You might want to clear this with Insert
Posted on Sat, 06 May 2023
but you can post the the photo on wiki about Diana providing you attribute it to the owner and a link tothe licence.
here is the link to wiki commons explaining it:
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Read full commentPosted in Princess Diana. Part Three.
An excellent synopsis, David
Posted on Tue, 02 May 2023
I really like your description of Lavrov. An Orwellian if ever there was one!
2+2=5, War is Peace, Ingorance is strength, Freedom is Slavery and all that!
Hilary Clinton said he was an asshole. I guess she was being polite.
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Read full commentPosted in Putinpot’s May Day! : Atonement! By Alfred N.Muggins
Hi Rhia. No the tubes are their droppings
Posted on Sun, 30 Apr 2023
I tried to send you a link but it's too long. Google Privet Hawk droppoings and you'll see what I mean.
I guess our teachers taught the same stuff, but I was always fascinated by insects in particular, ants, beetles, Moths/Butterflies ect...
Read full commentPosted in Hunting the Sphinx ligustri
I guess you must miss the Almond blossom in Andalusia
Posted on Fri, 28 Apr 2023
My friend, Maria told me about how beautiful they are. She said they were disappearing though. We talked about going, but it's a long way from the Canaries where we lived at that time.
Read full commentPosted in Hawthorn
I doubt you are a snob since you asked the question
Posted on Mon, 24 Apr 2023
Maybe you just have good taste.
I had Red Robin in the garden but as a stand alone shrub not a hedge. I prefer wooden fences with plants growing in them.
PVC is awful and impractical and doesn't last very long, but a third of the...
Read full commentPosted in Am I a Snob?
Thanks a lot doni
Posted on Wed, 12 Apr 2023
And congrats on your gold. It's good work, makes me laugh. The quality of your writing is terrific.
Read full commentPosted in Waiting for the Flyers - Part 10 Memories
This is good stuff
Posted on Wed, 12 Apr 2023
Did I read you play a guitar?
Anyway when I read this I find myself trying to make up a tune to sing to it.
I like this very much
Read full commentPosted in Over The Bones
When you have an Empire based on Feudalism lasting
Posted on Sun, 09 Apr 2023
500 years longer than most of the rest of Europe . . . What else do you expect to happen?
It's not just Putin who is dangerous. It's the whole of Russian history. There is much to do there.
Read full commentPosted in Putin’s Blessing on the Old Soviet Union : An Anti Alternative View of Easter In Ukraine and Russia by Alfred N.Muggins
Thanks Rhia
Posted on Sun, 09 Apr 2023
The photo is from Wiki.
When I lived down in Kent as a kid we sometimes went to the woodland to see them. Back then Mum and Nan were allowed to pick a few bulbs for the garden. They would grow but they were never the same. It didn't seem...
Read full commentPosted in Bluebell Woods
Are you sure you believe this, David?
Posted on Sat, 08 Apr 2023
All can be forgiven,
For every day is a new day,
And we are all in this struggle together.
No one is perfect,
But we all need each other.
Read full commentPosted in Easter : A Prayer For The Future by Alfred N.Muggins
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