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I have 2169 stories published in 17 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 5666055 times and 682 of my stories have been cherry picked.
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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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Pacific Golden Plover

Golden Plover flies across the ocean – cannot swim, and so in constant motion, eighty-eight hours with no land to rest; somehow knows just how much...
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What is a ‘saint’?

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] True saints are all who know they’ve messed their lives, faced up to things, confesssed to God their total...
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The Mountain Code!

This was insipired by memories of my father’s lusty singing of the humourous 'National Anthem of the Ancient Britons' or the 'Woad Ode' (to tune of Men of Harlech) I didn’t know it by that title but just by some of the words and tune (see links) I used to enjoy the fun, rhythm and fun rhymes. What I’ve written comes from thinking about it but is nothing like it.
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A few early wild daffodils in the woods

Trees above seem dead and dun; fragile …
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1552 of my comments have received 1601 Great Feedback votes

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I was trying to see if I

Posted on Mon, 22 Jun 2020

I was trying to see if I could capture the waving of the barley fields on camera up the road last night. I presume you are above and close to the sea, where you are in this? Lovely to stop and see the insects and the swallows darting around....

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Posted in june 20th

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Thanks. We were impressed

Posted on Thu, 11 Jun 2020

Thanks. We were impressed with Springwatch this year focusing on the benefit of many in lockdown having the time and peace to notice, and enjoyment and distraction from little things in nature all around them. More sensitive to beauty and peace...

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Posted in on the brighter side …

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Have you had great trouble,

Posted on Mon, 08 Jun 2020

Have you had great trouble, Jane? Grief and bereavement can never be fully imagined, and as you intimate, shake everything to the core, and you are suddenly walking a parallel life, cocooned. Rhiannon

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Posted in Grief is a Shower of Rocks

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A lovely feeling of movement:

Posted on Thu, 04 Jun 2020

A lovely feeling of movement:  leaves, the seasons changing and the blowing wind, Richard. Rhiannon

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Posted in Gliding Through Woods

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My mother-in-law (100!) is in

Posted on Thu, 21 May 2020

My mother-in-law (100!) is in a care home, and visitors aren't able to go in. She can't hear much, and we were concerned she would be very disturbed, not understanding, and as she had seemed very dependant on our visits. She can't hear well on...

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Posted in Daisy.

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Snapshots of time, cut off

Posted on Tue, 12 May 2020

Snapshots of time, cut off from the before and after and the larger stories. But memories can often fill in some more and at least remember more of character and incidents if we were there, but still as you say diaphonous aware we only...

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Posted in Heartfelt Nostalgia

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Well contstructed, Luigi.He

Posted on Sat, 09 May 2020

Well contstructed, Luigi.
He didn't bellow,
but quietly plotted
revenge on Othello.
 
A telling picture of the subtlety of mischief and lies. Be on your guard, think about what you hear! Rhiannon

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Posted in Planting the Seed

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 Interesting metaphor for

Posted on Wed, 06 May 2020

 Interesting metaphor for life: unworried and hopeful youth, the rush and pressures of adulthood, the calmness that can return when pressures off and enjoyment and contentment with what we have. The horizon ahead can be bright if we know God's...

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Posted in I Remember when there was So Much Space

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Thank you, Jennyi. It's good you

Posted on Fri, 01 May 2020

Thank you, Jenny. It's good you feel that. Attention is always being drawn to when there are squabbles about social distancing and ignoring of the rules, instead of celebrating the good that is coming out of it with increased care not rushing...

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Posted in Friendly Separation

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Again, showing a really sharp

Posted on Wed, 29 Apr 2020

Again, showing a really sharp mind, and drawing tthngs together compactly. And it's good to hear him combining encouragement to persevere, help each other iin all ways possible, with also acknowledgement of the real need to pray and trust where...

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