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I have 2060 stories published in 17 collections on the site.
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Above Pencombe, a cold day

23/3/24 Ramble around Hegdon Hill in the cold, views over gentle country east to the Malverns, west to the far Black Mountains, sunlight rays...
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Five days before he was crucified

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] The King, a kind and gentle King, rides in upon an ass – a borrowed ass – he nothing owned: The prophecy had...
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Wordrush, thoughtcess

Shoot from the hip, quick have your say so many openings to comment today, don’t pause for thought, or listen – you ought to think of the reasons...
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Remembering Corrie ten Boom

Courage when the Nazis invaded their land – to stay. Courage when offering to hide Jews – pray, pray. Courage when making a secret room – willl...
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Colourful Chorus!

… exciting explosion: explore!
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1504 of my comments have received 1547 Great Feedback votes

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Thank you, Tom. Isn't the

Posted on Wed, 19 Apr 2023

Thank you, Tom. Isn't the 'parachute' of hairs on the dandelion seed acting like hang-glider riding the thermals? These designs and mechanisms are indeed wonderful, and are often complex but would be a hindrance if not complete. Rhiannon

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Posted in Moving to new areas!

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Lovely memories, and lovely

Posted on Wed, 19 Apr 2023

Lovely memories, and lovely music.

We don't know detail about the afer-lfe, except for symbolism, and what is offered is like this but perfect, and that assurance to go there is simply receiving, asking for the life and entry bought that...

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Posted in Space And Time

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Even without a known reason,

Posted on Mon, 17 Apr 2023

Even without a known reason, some plants survive and some don't! Rhiannon

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Posted in The Chinese Kumquat

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I grew up as her called

Posted on Sat, 15 Apr 2023

I grew up as her called 'Buddug', a Celtic warrior, but I did't hear anything like this of her! But I don't know how much is really known anyway? Rhiannon

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Posted in Boudica's Daughters 3-4

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Really getting to know

Posted on Sat, 15 Apr 2023

Really getting to know someone (in the 'connaitre' sense, not 'savoir', or as we say in Welsh 'adnabod' not just 'gwybod') and the communication seems so easy by glance, or experience of all shared before, by touch, or where there can be no touch...

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Posted in The Touch of Words…Touch

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Thank you. Yes, those years

Posted on Thu, 13 Apr 2023

Thank you. Yes, those years are so imortant to their learning, and yet so easy to forget that much of that learning is by interaction and play with their parents. Society has maybe made many think that jobs and formal child-care is more important...

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Posted in Interaction

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Is that your photo, Jenny? I

Posted on Wed, 12 Apr 2023

Is that your photo, Jenny? I so like the comment that the blossom lightens up the grey sky (which we are getting so much at present, in between some lovely sunshine!). That blossom is so lovely both on the trees and when falling as snowflakes or...

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Posted in April Blossom

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i wasn't being critical,

Posted on Wed, 12 Apr 2023

i wasn't being critical, giving you praise that you do such takes with twists and turns so well and entertainingly! Rh

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Posted in Twists and Turns

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I think you've done a similar

Posted on Wed, 12 Apr 2023

I think you've done a similar 'turn' on words before Luigi. As Paul says, adroitly done, and a nice change.

Rhiannon

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Posted in Twists and Turns

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Quirky way to make people

Posted on Wed, 12 Apr 2023

Quirky way to make people think! Rhiannon

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Posted in Hidden in the Mayonnaise (Part 3)

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