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Immersed in barley!
Sometimes a crop the farmer sows, then clears a line where the footpath goes across his field. Sometimes he leaves the crop to grow and thinks the walkers all will go across and trample down that bit, and so others the footpath’s track will know …
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Undisentanglable!
Been having shopping delivery for a few years due to Covid and personal health issues. Works well most of the time, but last week the pies I’d...
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Population decline
Where have all the babies gone … dwindling pool of future skill … enable aging population to still receive a reasonable pension
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“The God who answers by fire, He is God.”
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] They called on Baal to burn the bull – they called and bawled, but no fire fell. But God sent fire that was...
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Carreg Samson
north Pembrokeshire near Abercastle Carreg Samson (Samson’s stone) (– who else could have lifted it on to its throne?) A legend of a local Samson...
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That is interesting. My
Posted on Wed, 23 Apr 2025
That is interesting. My father spent quite a bit of time in Burma in the British forces in the war. He wrote a letter to his fiancee on the slow journey back by ship detailing some of his expeiences as he was free to do now that the war was over...
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Your description of the
Posted on Fri, 18 Apr 2025
Your description of the anguish of a teenager aware of his attempt to help having consequences he could'nt have foreseen, brought back to mind my youngest son, I think probably in first year uni, but struggling a bit to size up social situations...
Read full commentPosted in Rupees Appease
I don't really remember the
Posted on Fri, 18 Apr 2025
I don't really remember the great elms, I'm sorry to say, but I have always loved the distinctive seeds with their circular wing, and get so excited when I see them in a hedgrow. They make a lovely pattern against a blue sky. I think it is that...
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Fascinating view of the port,
Posted on Wed, 16 Apr 2025
Fascinating view of the port, and of the wheat management. I suppose if I'd thought of it at all I'd have thought of it neatly shrink-wrapped into huge cube bundles at the point of loading. Plastic saved, but removal long and complex! Rhiannon
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Thank you, Shannan. Lovely to
Posted on Sun, 13 Apr 2025
Thank you, Shannan. Lovely to hear from you, and with such a comment. May you know God's blessing and guidance day by day. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Palm Sunday (6)
It is amazing how many
Posted on Sat, 12 Apr 2025
It is amazing how many creatures live in and on the old oak trees. They are a lovely metaphor of the wisdom an aging person can have gleaned, and the care of others. Rhiannon
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Seems from the photos that
Posted on Wed, 02 Apr 2025
Seems from the photos that you had some very good weather - especially in the very interestting ones that seemed to be of New Mills. Not somewhere I knew anything about but the mills and river walks and bridges looked special. Rhiannon
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I too liked the phrase,
Posted on Sun, 23 Mar 2025
I too liked the phrase, Sufficient soaking for trees and flowers and, as she said, it is rather onomatopoetic. Had to look up the spelling of that! But meant that it seems to sound a bit like the rain gently soaking in.
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thank you for taking me there
Posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2025
thank you for taking me there! Rhiannon
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Drama on the morning walk
Posted on Tue, 11 Mar 2025
Drama on the morning walk route. Quite an 'Archers' serial! Rhiannon (and good response for the IP'!)
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