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Category Archives: reblog
One of the best! – Tallis Steelyard
When you think about it, old Dame Beddi cannot always have been Dame Beddi. At one point she must have been known as little Miss Beddi, graduating to becoming Mistress Beddi before she entered her prime as Madam Beddi. But … Continue reading
Visiting Giverny, Monet’s Happy Place – Darlene Foster
Reblogged from Darlene Foster’s Blog: When our friends inquired what I wanted to see while visiting them in France, I asked if Giverny, the home of Claude Monet, was near. They said it was only one hour away and would … Continue reading
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Poor Kids in the Rich Part of Skye – Chasing Waterfalls – Luke Smith
Reblogged from Journeys Through Pre-World War 3 Britain – part 11 of the journey From Home to End: 15.7.14 Nearly 5am The last couple of days have been on Skye. It’s strangely pretentious here. A kind of contradiction; you are … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, blog, Highlands, Isle Of Skye, Portree, Roadtrip, Skye, travel, waterfall.
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The unusual dilemma of Penaloe Shortwheel – Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Tallis Steelyard: It isn’t often that Tallis Steelyard, the leading poet of his generation, is summoned to assist a maiden in distress. This, I would hasten to add, is not due any lack of chivalric feeling on my … Continue reading
Ian Hutson has Lunch at the Ashmolean with Lawrence of Arabia…
Reblogged from The Diesel-Electric Elephant Company: The Ashmolean… Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Oxford. Website here. Founded in 1683, open Tuesday to Sunday, and Bank Holiday Mondays, 10am–5pm. Admission is free but there are buckets by the door. What … Continue reading
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Tagged #Ashmolean, ’Merican ladies, coffee, England, Lawrence of Arabia, narrowboat, Oxford, Queen’s We Will Rock You
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Feather – Leah Bracknell
Reblogged from Leah Bracknell at Something beginning with C: Don’t take away my hope, it isn’t yours to steal Stop right there Drop it! Back away Slowly Keep your hands where I can see them. Don’t take away my hope with … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, Leah Bracknell, lung cancer, meditation, shamanism, Yoga
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No More Mulberries with Mary Smith
Reblogged from Jessie Cahalin at Books in my Handbag Blog: I was intrigued when Mary Smith asked me if she could present an extract about Afghan food. Always keen to learn more about food and other cultures, I invited Mary … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, book extract, Categories Book Excerpt, culture, dementia, food, Mary Smith, memoirs, No More Mulberries, Poetry. Travel
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Creature Feature – Mae Clair
Reblogged from Mae Clair: If you’re a regular follower of my blog, it’s no secret I have a love affair with creatures—a passion I developed early, thanks in part to my older brother. He had a Creepy Crawler maker when … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, Cusp of Night, folklore, Hode's Hill Series, Mae Clair, monsters, The Fiend by Mae Clair.
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