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"15 minute walk to nature for all" aim
How far must you walk for a sight of greenery to touch, roam, relief from just concrete scenery? Such privilege for many with gardens, and town’s end...
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Palm Sunday and Satan’s Own-Goal
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] As prophesied, He on a donkey rode – a humble King, but praised along the road; but Satan stirred up jealous leaders’ scheme – … But Satan’s plan was crushed at Calvary for thus Christ gained for us the victory. And …
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Air everywhere
Our world is round, and all over the ground is …
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Show me His love
Who dies to save his friends and kin? Who dies to save a cause to win? … rebels unclean there shown such love. … We had not seen our danger, need, this King came down and served …
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Above Clunton
One pleasure of woodland in late autumn, winter, and early spring is the views visible through the skeletal trees, especially in the hills of the...
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But I gather beetroot can
Posted on Fri, 24 Jul 2020
But I gather beetroot can have that effect on some, and of course carrots are beneficial to eyes, like other foods with vitamin A. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Seventy Two Hours.
You know I love the blaze of
Posted on Tue, 21 Jul 2020
You know I love the blaze of the dandelions!
Though yesterday I did feel a bit of sympathy to those using herbicides to try to keep their yards clear, as I knelt putlling weeds up from between the concrete slabs! I suppose a hoe is easier...
Read full commentPosted in remembering dandelions (again)
A lovely picture. Is it based
Posted on Mon, 20 Jul 2020
A lovely picture. Is it based on one person, or a number? Rhiannon
To pass the yarn threw – is that 'through' or is it an Amercan spelling?
Read full commentPosted in "Anna's Blanket"
No high-tech can create
Posted on Sun, 19 Jul 2020
No high-tech can create gardens like that, a lot of gentle hard consistent work from the 'Freds'!
And even the regular gardeners can't get rid of bindweed?! Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Clarity Of Gardens
The mystery of the wind, and
Posted on Sun, 19 Jul 2020
The mystery of the wind, and the air. "The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes" We share with the past and the future and nature. Rhiannon
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So many have been denied
Posted on Tue, 14 Jul 2020
So many have been denied boundaries and an appreciation of the benefit of acceptance of authority, letting the young have their own way, but it leads to such a miserable life and adult problems.
And a failiure to see the blessings of...
Read full commentPosted in I Choose Jesus
you draw the eyes from the
Posted on Fri, 10 Jul 2020
you draw the eyes from the scene stretching into the distance to the insects busy in the nearby, and a sense of quiet and restful pause, watching. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in 10th july grasshopper
Hilary, it puzzles me the
Posted on Sun, 05 Jul 2020
Hilary, it puzzles me the convictions that there is no proof so we all are left to our desires and feelings. Actually those desires are presumably rooted in the fact that we were created to know God who made us with a knowledge of him and a sense...
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Very rich in thought and
Posted on Thu, 25 Jun 2020
Very rich in thought and metaphor
tormentil's tiny maltese-cross petals in high pitched yellow spangle springy green paths
that's lovely, they do spangle don't they. The rampant cinquefoil in our garden reminds me of it,...
Read full commentPosted in june 25th, woods after a hot day
Thank you, Jenny. I do like
Posted on Wed, 24 Jun 2020
Thank you, Jenny. I do like our 'wildflower' lawns, as long as they don't get too out of control. The Cat's Ears did get a bit too thick and tall! I love the variety of flowers you can get in a small patch, and of leaf shapes, and different years...
Read full commentPosted in Unmown ‘lawns’ – plant conglomeration
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