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Category Archives: Blogging
CHECK OUT THE WORDPRESS CLASSIC STATS REDIRECT SCRIPT V2 – REBLOG from Serendipity
Noticed that you’ve lost your old stats page? Here’s a workaround (actually two workarounds) that may help you get stats you actually can use — until WordPress”fixes it” again. Oy. The “new improved” stats page has no useful information in … Continue reading
Top ten posts of 2016 – first batch
There are over five thousand posts on this site. According to the stats, these are the most viewed posts of the year: Taking the slow road north It was springtime, just, though the calendar still said otherwise. I had time … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging
Tagged avebury, bluebell wood, Derbyshire, Mountain Trike, Nick Verron, Photography, Silbury, Spring, surviving brain injury, wildlife
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Guest Author: Cynthia A. Morgan – A gentle message
Best Seller! Must Read! Page-turner! Wait? How does one define precisely what these are when, to coin the over-utilized phrase, “Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder”? What makes a book something you cannot put down; what compels readers … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Blogging, Books, fantasy, fiction
Tagged Amazon, epic fantasy, fey, poetry
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Gifts… #UKBA17
My apologies for being quiet… it has been Christmas here this weekend; an early one and a restful, lovely one… once we finally made it home after chasing across the country in a thick, pea-soup of a fog. Even the … Continue reading
Coughs politely…. #UKBA17
Just a reminder… The blog has been nominated for the UK Blog Awards 2017. There would be wild whooping for even a cursory mention by the judges. Thank you to all those who have already voted, reblogged and shared… I … Continue reading
UK Blog Awards – Voting now open! #UKBA17
A little while ago, I mentioned… quite discretely and with absolutely no bouncing around on tables or wild whooping… that this blog, the Daily Echo, had been nominated for the UK Blog Awards. The surprise was genuine… so was the … Continue reading
Be my guest… free promotion
Just a reminder… For quite some time I’ve had a ‘Guest Posts’ tab on my menu. I know I’ve mentioned this before, but many people now read blogs on devices that fail to display such menus up front… which is … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Blogging, Books, Guest post
Tagged book promotion, book tour, guest post guidelines, Photography, poetry, writing and tagged bloggers
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What can I say?
There are many, including my nearest and dearest, who say that I need help. It is not generally a complimentary statement, though it is occasionally tinged with fond indulgence. This time, however, I am bound to admit that they have … Continue reading
A blogger’s Halloween
They’re back. The gremlins… and this time they mean business. They must have eaten all the Happiness Engineers already, given the distinct lack of response to my cries for help. Or maybe they read the previous rants and decided I … Continue reading
