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will send you a postcard!…

I feel fine when I am up and walking about but when I sit down then my back seizes up. I have become a character in a Greek tragedy, doomed to spend the rest of eternity walking the earth unable to...

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On a wing and a prayer…

This Sunday our thoughts are for the Middle East and the hope that one day peace will reign in the hearts of the leaders… The photo is of an Adonis Blue taken on Fontmel Common.

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allotment news – for the love of a woman…

Good news. The chap who owns the plot next door has finally turned up. His excuse for having done nothing whatsoever this year to his allotment is that he is busy with all the arrangements for getting...

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a postcard from St Ives…

St. Ives became a colony for artists who were drawn by the ever-changing light of the bay. Down side-streets galleries invite you to browse their paintings and sculpture. The town though remains...

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How I sort of won a gold at Chelsea…

The free-flowing style of our garden means that sometimes it looks divine and sometimes it looks a dishevelled mess. But there come moments for every garden when they look their very best and all the...

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a wing and a prayer…

We dedicate this photo and our prayers to all those who are suffering from the effects of the tornados that hit Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee and other states this week. The butterfly is...

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allotment: the sneaky frost…

Vegetable gardening is all about timing at this time of year. We scan the weather forecasts for signs of a sudden late frost. We consult the television gardening gurus. We look over our shoulder at...

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my French herb garden…

Lavenders take me to my birth-place in Southern France in a haze of deep intense blues under the sun. Aromatic thyme and sultry sage reminds me of the parched rocky banks of Crete, whilst the...

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Biggles to the rescue…

The forget-me-nots that weave their way delightfully through the borders have come to an end and I spend quite some time pulling them out. Their grey seeds fall to the ground assuring they will return...

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a wing and a prayer…

Did someone call my name? – a goldfinch on the feeder… We are all enjoying the sunshine and dry weather here in Dorset but in other parts of the country it has turned to drought and our thoughts and...

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