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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Walks with the cuckoo.
I’ve been for a constitutional on Sleights Moor. Exercise is good, but I move so slowly – there is so much to engage the senses. Here be a bronze age burial mound with a trig point, a good place to … Continue reading
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Tagged bedstead, bronze age burial mound, cuckoo, north sea gas pipe, roe deer fawn, trig point
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Flowing glass.
Enamelled copper bowl, diameter 4 inch. The glass flowed to please – sometimes it’s stubborn. Bowl with leaf image. I’ll try more, now the acer is in spring leaf. Don’t recall what I was attempting here – but it will … Continue reading
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