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Dead Leg

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Nature on a Wall

My Environment Nature Friday

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Marathon

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Butser Cutting

Bees Cycling My Environment Nature Friday

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Meredith

Hedgehog Nature Friday Wildlife

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For Sandra Madsnapper - Dosai Part II

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Adai Dosa /Dosai

Food Gratitude Recipe

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Wanted....

Garden Gull Wildlife

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Date & Walnut Loaf (steamed - like any good pudding) (Baking Repost)

Baking Repost Food Recipe

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C'est Fini

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Essence of Stodge

Food Memory Randomness

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Priory Bay

Friday was set aside for Mr B’s work. (Some would not regard it as such.) Back to Gosport we went, met with the owner of the yacht we had sailed on Monday, and over a midmorning breakfast at the marina cafe, listened to his disappointment that his agents in Florida haven't found the perfect house for him to buy. To be fair his criteria list is long and very specific and the agents must groan inwardly when they see his caller number on their phone. He loves to talk, says so himself, and the breakfast topics ranged from having some operation on his thumb (complete with detail that made me pleased I'd ordered avocado on toast), to theories on super yacht sinkings, from his builder having a stroke, to himself now having a personal trainer (he is possibly appraching his 8th decade). Just nod. Resistance (or a differing view) is futile. Never let a day's work get in the way of a good breakfast. Mr B and I had to get the furling headsail down (for non-sailors, sail on the front

Litter Pick and a Rant (or 2)

Intermittently on Sundays I join a community litter pick group that focuses its attention on the north east sector of Havant - mainly green spaces, parks and urban copses. Some weeks (like last Sunday) we recover very little, and while that is an excellent thing, the feeling of not having achieved much discourages some of the newcomers who are eager to 'make a difference'. Other weeks we tackle an apparently quite tidy grassy park and pull 25 large sacks of rubbish out of the trees, hedges and fences that surround it. (To be fair that clean up extended into the football club carpark next door because the Good Gym people had turned up and we had many hands helping. The FC ought to be ashamed of the state of the neighbourhood around their entrances. Even if it is not rubbish generated by their supporters and players, they should take more pride in the image they present of themselves.) It was on that particular litter pick that I met Anne, 83 years (looks late 60s, 70 perha

Fibonacci Spiral

The beautiful dahlia was photographed in the garden of a tearoom visited on last Saturday's cycle ride (Southwick). I remembered there is some kind of magic spiral (mathematical formula for it) that explains nature's arrangements like this and looked it up. Most explanations like to use sunflower seed heads for illustration - yeah - I have one of those, so I give you..... The Fibonacci Spiral

In League

Looking out this morning I nearly spluttered my coffee. Roland has returned and was calmly hoovering up the kibble thrown on the lawn for the crows. Right. Not having this. All the rat traps got hauled out of the woodshed again. It was while I was positioning one near the compost bins that (for no good readon that I could ascertain) a bee stung me on the arm. Bother. Now my arm aches from my thumb to halfway up my bicep. I wonder if Roland put them up to it. Postscript - the incident was Tuesday. Today my arm is swollen, hard, hot, painful and there are no rats in my traps.

Ashlett Creek.

Mr B has a friend who wants to buy a boat 😱. Boats are fine, and if one has plenty of dosh, whether one is practical and experienced in boating is irrelevant. People like that employ Mr B. Friends on the other hand expect favours. On Tuesday I was invited to join an outing to Ashlett Creek - a boat for the viewing of - FOR SALE. Ashlett Creek is at the outer end and western side of Southampton Water. I declined to view the boat and contemplated instead the Ashlett tide mill, mill pond, mud berth moorings in the 'marina' there, The Jolly Sailor, and the surrounding nature spaces. Sitting on the conveniently placed benches (in memory of....) I sketched a rough draft of the tide mill building, and was chatted to by various dog walkers who passed that way. All very bucolic and peaceful. It's a lovely place - even the gulls perched on the roof looking out across the mill pond looked serene. Mill pond - demonstrating the term 'calm as a mill pond' Tide's out,

I Can Do Cute...

.... if I need to

Sunset Contemplation

Blogs we Read

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Birthday
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MY TAKE; doses of Wild YAM

MenoSundays; Life Lived Lovingly
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Yorkshire Pudding

Frankly
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An English Homestead

Outdoor Tomatoes
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A Scottish Adventure .

What stories this little photo could tell.
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My Quiet Life in Suffolk

WI and the Rest of The Week
21 hours ago
Magnon's Meanderings

Re-Stocking.
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Coming Up Close

Cafe
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Life In New Zealand

Making Lemon Honey
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A Yorkshire Memoir

A Yorkshire Memoir
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Photo Show
4 days ago
Cathy @ Still Waters

🧶 Now for something different….
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Coffee on the Porch with Me

What just happened to my blog???
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The Diary of a Nobody

On The Road Again
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EAGLETON NOTES

On Waking Up
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Careering Through Nature

An Old School Cricket Story
2 weeks ago
It's A Crazy World

Fall is on it's way.....
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Crochet in the kitchen
3 months ago
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MadSnapper
Eccentric Amblings and Ramblings From Gnat Bottomed Towers
Views from the bike shed
Four Paws Etc

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