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New Directions (32)
Sleep was the last thing on my mind despite it being past 10pm after a tiring day. I already knew my suspicions about Duke Reginald were blown out of...
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New Directions (31)
Even though I was expecting it, the harsh sound of my American telephone setting startled me. I swiped the accept icon. ‘Bonsoir, Mon Lieutenant...
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Walking the Dog on a Frosty Morning
The morning sun arrives under the radar. A hard taskmaster heartlessly pinpointing every single speck of dust in the house. Outside the light even...
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The Lonely Goose on The Durme
I was planning to write about this bird, the new IP seemed a good place for it. . . . pic taken by me
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New Directions (30) continued
As I walked back to the station I watched the cloud bank muscle in. By the time I reached the station it was after 4pm and getting prematurely dark,...
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Good to read this train of thought,
Posted on Fri, 15 Feb 2019
I was thinking about writing a bit of a ramble about a totally different subject, but reading this brought familiar thoughts and also some nice memories of my Las Palmas and Lanz. days. Eight years away from Spain punctuated by occasional trips...
Read full commentPosted in Among friends
Ha ha my comment looks like I agree with you points :(
Posted on Mon, 27 Jan 2025
This is a brilliant piece of contra argumenting
i try to avoid reading the news about The Don. It fills me with dread and dismay. The more I read about what is happening the more parallels I draw from Germany in the 1930s. It's very...
Read full commentPosted in Ye Mighty
Sean, It is worth remembering
Posted on Wed, 18 Dec 2024
There are 500,000 potentially life saving plant species which need our protection
Read full commentPosted in Why I'm a consistent and unabashed 'anti-vaxxer'
Thanks Claudine
Posted on Mon, 30 Sep 2024
Its a bit embarrassing to say I lost my cherry at my age
Read full commentPosted in KHEPRI
Hi Maxine, after reading this I want to explain about collagen
Posted on Mon, 15 May 2023
Collagen is a long chain triple helix molecule of amino acids bonded together with peptide bonds. Think of it as a sort of natural polythene. Collagen is only found in animals like mammals and fish. We humans are approximately 30% Collagen bound...
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Quite amazing how 'White Van Man's' life has changed in 20 years
Posted on Tue, 28 Feb 2023
from traffic hazard on motorways to traffic hazard in towns.
However you do...
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Very carefully worded piece. At last we can see the days growing
Posted on Mon, 23 Jan 2023
Taking the dog early this morning I heard bird song. The first time I noticed the embryonic dawn chorus of these little hearts staking their claims for the breeding season.
So nice of you to remind us Spring is stirring from her sleep....
Read full commentPosted in She said her name was Winter
There are plenty of leaves here this year
Posted on Tue, 29 Nov 2022
in Belgium many council authorities have decided not to clear the leaves from green spaces like before. They say it's better for the environment to let the leaves rot down over winter to provide food for the spring growth.
Not often...
Read full commentPosted in Autumn carpets
Well done Ewan (and Rachel for the pick)
Posted on Wed, 24 Nov 2021
Regardless of one's political colour, this guy is in the wrong place and should recognise his ineptitude urgently before he does something really dangerous.
https://www.youtube.com/...
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Congrats on pick of the week
Posted on Thu, 30 Sep 2021
A very informative poem about a mostly overlooked fish described in a very delicate way. Good to see these important small small creatures brought into the limelight. Nicely done.
Ed
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