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a day in the life ... Gratitude

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Dog Travelling Walk

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Piwakawaka

February 28, 2025

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'Tis the Season

February 26, 2025

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W Word

February 25, 2025

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Mt Sunday.

February 23, 2025

My Environment Travelling Walk

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Shingles

February 22, 2025

a day in the life ... Food Gratitude Summer

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Baking Repost - Mocha Brownie

February 20, 2025

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Mantiques.

February 15, 2025

Gratitude Karma Possessions

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Trailer

I need a trailer to move a water tank. Bro has 7 trailers; 8 if you count the horse box. And 3 boats on trailers. You kind of have to ask yourself why. He does however hire out the three biggest ones. The horse box has been promised a makeover and then to be sold. I've done the fibreglass bits. The metal bits are Bro's department. Of the remaining 4 trailers, one is a frame and wheels only and destined to become a tipping trailer. There was a 4' x 8' one that was to become mine (big enough to transport a motorbike) but the short version of its demise is that it turned out to be just too rusty to restore. 1 down. The two remaining 4' x 6' trailers got dragged out on Sunday, cleared of their loads of scrap metal, lifted on the forklift and inspected below and Bro chose for me the one that he said needed least work. I think he meant 'work by him' - welding stuff. It used to be Dad's trailer. I suspect that went onto the scales when these two were weig...

Movers

Yesterday the whole family here got involved in the house move for the family of the lad who spends so much time out here. They aren't the best organized bunch and started the day with nothing packed. They have been living in emergency accommodation for several weeks now, with the bulk of their possessions in one of our sheds. That at least was packed. Bro and nephew put half of it on the big tandem trailer and we all waited for a call from SiL to say they were in the new place and the doors were open. 1700 came and went.... In the end we drove to the new place, where nephew and I unloaded furniture onto the patio whole Bro went and fetched the keys. The moving family had decided they needed to stop packing and make and eat a formal meal. SiL was with them tearing her hair out trying to get their 'emergency' belongings into my van and get them out of the motel before they incurred another night charge. Bro came back in my loaded van with the lad on board. Bro and nephew we...

Argyle Park

Playing fields 😎 is this what you call a Penny Bun? Fungus that looks like old spuds And some random pictures taken this week Evening Primrose (it grows wild in the river bed) Magpies in Argyle Park (there are 5 in this family) Under trees at the Tinwald Golf Course

Sawdust Angels

Bags of Rubbish

Every Friday during school terms the conference room in the old office here is used for a social and sewing gathering of refugee women. Everything has been donated - sewing machines and overlockets, fabrics, thread, irons and ironing boards, needles, pins, zips and buttons. Every time I open a drawer or cupboard I find more 'resources'. The instructors put the class into recess this term while they spent their Fridays sorting and tidying all these resources and discarding anything unlikely to ever get used (that included a lot of curtains and sample swatches). On one of their working-bee days I got dragged in to service a sewing machine. I have an undeserved reputation in that field because I fluked some repairs on a couple of overlockers. I noticed that there were bins of discarded fabrics clearly marked RUBBISH. A few days later I was encouraging a 14 yr old girl to learn to sew and make some cushion covers, so we raided the bins. I hate waste. I like finding uses for off-...

I Can Do Cute...

.... if I need to

Sunset Contemplation

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MY TAKE; doses of Wild YAM

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An English Homestead

Planting Seeds - Not me
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The Diary of a Nobody

Are They All Like That?
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My Quiet Life in Suffolk

A Jigsaw for Autumn
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Magnon's Meanderings

Prophecy of the Popes
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Weekend ends
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Coming Up Close

Veges, eggs and crochet
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Cathy @ Still Waters

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Careering Through Nature

From Bumbles to Honeys
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It's A Crazy World

It's never ever going to end.......
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EAGLETON NOTES

Too Much Thinking
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Coffee on the Porch with Me

Sunday, February 23,2025
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CHECKING FOR A GUN
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Life In New Zealand

Farewell My Friends
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A Yorkshire Memoir

A Yorkshire Memoir has moved
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Views from the bike shed
MadSnapper
Four Paws Etc
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Eccentric Amblings and Ramblings From Gnat Bottomed Towers

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