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I have 2188 stories published in 17 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 5817040 times and 692 of my stories have been cherry picked.
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Who needs Jesus Christ?

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Unless we feel our need, and squirm, we’ll not desire of Christ to learn … How often have you wished you’d not …
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Above Titley again

14/2/26 A window of dry – get out up a hill, squelching the path thick with mud from the volume of new year rain. Soon at the top, wide views and...
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Hard to Let go?

She loved her old house at the edge of the cliff filled with the things of memories past. But one day the cliff crumbled down, all was lost – out...

The Good News comes to Europe

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] [Acts chapter 16] They came to the city of Philippi, where they went to the river where some met for prayer...

Just imagine …

Fifty years ago two men wedged together in a train rushing through the snow deep in the country of Ukraine. First time they’d met, don’t know each...
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1559 of my comments have received 1610 Great Feedback votes

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You seem to be enjoying

Posted on Tue, 20 May 2025

You seem to be enjoying getting into her situation and what her world was like. Rhiannon

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Posted in A Victorian Lady's Memoirs Part One

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So good he was able to accept

Posted on Sun, 18 May 2025

So good he was able to accept the need to cease pigeon-keeping, which must have been hard.

I empathised with the piano though. My Dad could play anything by ear, and I'd feel so frustrated that my rather weak struggles and practisings...

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Posted in 10 Life Lessons. Number 4.

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It is so worthwhile to stop

Posted on Fri, 16 May 2025

It is so worthwhile to stop and look at a flower more closely and see the pattern of shades and shape. Rhinnon

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Posted in Unsung Hero

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You capture the delight of

Posted on Fri, 16 May 2025

You capture the delight of children having a case or box to rummage through! Useful too to sometimes put a load away for a while and bring out fresh! And yes, your painting seems quite something. Rhiannon

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Posted in Without Wheels

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Clear memory of you enjoyment

Posted on Sun, 11 May 2025

Clear memory of you enjoyment at such an age.

beneath velvety calm green algae, lies another world; minute living – breathing creatures probe and pry,

very descriptive!

Rhiannon

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Posted in On Godrevy Beach

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I'm not sure I've seen the

Posted on Tue, 06 May 2025

I'm not sure I've seen the giant one, but heard  much about it. I gather war is waged on it, there was a concern about it's stems being used as blowpipes for children with awful blistering result.

By parachute do you mean the whole...

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Posted in Heracleum Metnegazzianum

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Follies show us what some of

Posted on Thu, 01 May 2025

Follies show us what some of the ruined castles etc looked like before their deterioration. Follies, castles, old  bridges, cathedrals — all seem to show so much careful long labour. Rhiannon

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Posted in Triumphant Folly In The Park

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Thanks, Dougie. I'm not into

Posted on Thu, 01 May 2025

Thanks, Dougie. I'm not into knowing what is edible and inedible I'm sorry, so used to telling the little ones not to put anything into their mouths without first asking! I think it is, but would have to check, and my husband seemed allergic to...

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Posted in Wild Garlic, Ramsons

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The details of the scenery

Posted on Fri, 25 Apr 2025

The details of the scenery and sounds of the occasion have reallhy stuck in your mind, haven't they? That seems to happen when something is a big fright or puzzle when you are  young Rhiannon

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Posted in More Than We Bargained For

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I liked 'eyes patrol', 'skirl

Posted on Thu, 24 Apr 2025

I liked 'eyes patrol', 'skirl of wind' and 'April rain which still bears the icesharp of a winter past.' Rhiannon

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Posted in The Heronning

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