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Apples galore
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Apples galore

We’ve done very well this year, and time to pick the Cox’s Orange which we inherited. The Donkeys have been taking a […]

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Fare thee well…
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Fare thee well…

Merryhall. If all goes to plan we are moving, hoping to move is more accurate; never tempt providence! We wish you “Bon-voyage” […]

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Malvern…
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Malvern…

Ninety minutes or so away is the Victorian/Edwardian town of Great Malvern. And what a pleasant, clean, well maintained, freshly painted and […]

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Pepys, the diarist…
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Pepys, the diarist…

Started chapters like so. “To Oswestry…”. So I did. But why, I hear you WhatsApp, because it’s there as Hilary said of […]

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Quercus, an oak…
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Quercus, an oak…

by any other name. Browsing the local Facebook group (useful for local news, gossip and buy and sell) and this little chap […]

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Early longest-day morning…
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Early longest-day morning…

Early longest-day morning. Can I say that? Goosander family spooked by my minuscule appearance: a hundred yards away, barely visible in a […]

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Donkey lunch, slow television.
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Donkey lunch, slow television.

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Early morning…
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Early morning…

Stramble, or somewhere between an amble, or a stroll, but those two words indicate an objective or purpose which is not why […]

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A Swallow doesn’t…
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A Swallow doesn’t…

Know what it’s doing. I posted this on Facebook: “ Swallows in on my mind. They arrive here in April, usually around […]

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The wild flower meadow…
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The wild flower meadow…

Is coming into its own. Although any time of year is spectacular to us. But the snowdrop has given way to the […]

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Remembrance Sunday.
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  • 14 November 2021
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Remembrance Sunday.

A beautiful sunrise this morning highlighting Llisdynam hill. Whilst a lot of leaves have fallen already, the remaining ones are putting on […]

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Fire draws well
Doings / The cottage / The Seasons
  • 6 November 2021
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Fire draws well

It’s bonfire night part two tonight, so our own contribution is being readied. the first fires of winter, and the Jenga tower […]

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Christmas draws on…
Christmas / Doings / Joan Whittle / The Seasons
  • 6 November 2021
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Christmas draws on…

A quick trip to Aberllynfi, or three cocks, to check out the Old Railway for Christmas.  More of an excuse/reason to get […]

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“Winter draws on…”
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  • 6 November 2021
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“Winter draws on…”

Change the clocks, change the routine change the underwear. As a young, raw, naive new boy introduced into (Civil Service) office life […]

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Who’s afeared of their kitchen?
Doings / Joan Whittle
  • 10 October 2021
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Who’s afeared of their kitchen?

You’ll have probably seen the advert for A famous kitchen furniture brand that features a zoom meeting where a person is ashamed […]

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A new project…
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  • 20 September 2021
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  • 4 years
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A new project…

“We haven’t got a project”, said Sandie, “we need to clear out some of the overgrown beds”. Fair enough, so we got […]

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September creeps up on us…
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  • 29 August 2021
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September creeps up on us…

More evidence that late Summer is now with us. A lovely misty morning taking the dogs for their early stroll. Mother in […]

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… and the goose is getting fat.
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  • 28 August 2021
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… and the goose is getting fat.

The morning walk with the dogs is taking on a different character now. It’s the bank holiday and the last one before […]

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A sky…
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  • 13 August 2021
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A sky…

on a Friday morning. Is that a front? Or a back? Or the back of the front, who knows? But a lovely […]

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“Push on”…
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  • 10 August 2021
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“Push on”…

she said! HRH is getting into the stride of this being pushed malarkey. “Stop!”, “back a bit”, “over there”, “if you want […]

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Early longest-day morning…
Donkey lunch, slow television.

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