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Up Disgwylfa Hill again
Steep climb up, gorse bushes and dead bracken – most gorse bushes dusty and flower-less but a few full of flowers. Sky larks (singing their hearts out); below us …
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The 15-minute city
I don’t understand this concept of 15 min-cities. It seems to be proposing people should be able to find all they need: healthcare, schools, shops,...
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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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A lovely picture of the soggy
Posted on Sun, 21 Feb 2021
A lovely picture of the soggy, saturated, mossy time of year, when noting the pleasure of the landscape, but not needing to talk about it, just enjoy and show. Rhiannon
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I liked the furrows and the
Posted on Sat, 06 Feb 2021
I liked the furrows and the tickling breeze! Also the placid unmoving oak bemused at the rush of our car journeys whooshing past. I can't see the tree has faith, but it's like a metaphor for that that the many content with a quieter useful life...
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I like that! I can't do it,
Posted on Sat, 06 Feb 2021
I like that! I can't do it, but in imagination I can sense the lift of being there, at it! Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Soil
It reminds me of Siberian
Posted on Thu, 28 Jan 2021
It reminds me of Siberian deserted forests seen on TV programmes, and in stories, when you realised there's no other way you could be there so far from anyone, except in your imagination. Rhiannon
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One of your viivid little
Posted on Tue, 26 Jan 2021
One of your viivid little cameos again, Richard. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Fog
We so rarely get weather like
Posted on Sat, 23 Jan 2021
We so rarely get weather like that here! Rhiannon
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Interesting musings on time
Posted on Sun, 03 Jan 2021
Interesting musings on time and dementia struggles. Time is temporary, as are the stars! Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in "Time and Stardust"
My youmg gramdchildren (1 and
Posted on Mon, 04 Jan 2021
My youmg gramdchildren (1 and 3) were so excited Saturday night at a slight covering, and their exctied parents took them out in the dark yard to gather snowballs (!) and feel it, as , as expected it had more or less cleared by morning. They'd...
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And to you too. Thank you.
Posted on Thu, 31 Dec 2020
And to you too. Thank you. Cats must make more mess even! I remember one of mine as a crawling baby getting hold of a toilet roll - then you realise how much paper is in a toilet roll! Rhiannon
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What an interesting
Posted on Thu, 31 Dec 2020
What an interesting meditation on the effects of different instruments, and indicating how classical music can empathise with sadness, but also gently turn you to the brighter things that remain to enjoy. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Symphony Of Emotions
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