Ed Crane
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I have 278 stories published in
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My stories have been read 424238 times
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214 of my 2,076 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 224 votes
My stories
Who'd be a Gardener?
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New Directions (21)
Entering the threshold I looked down at the hall mat with its yellow elephant pattern – the first thing I saw when I first visited Celia’s home...
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New Directions (20)
When I arrived home Karen’s car was in the drive. I squeezed mine in behind it. The dashboard clock said 17:17. The driver door opened and Karen...
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New Directions (19)
A black phone on a cluttered desk started to ring in a friendly warbling tone. I reached out to pick up the handset and woke up relieved I wasn't...
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When we Felt Sorry for Them
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Well done and well deserved, Ewan!
Posted on Fri, 19 May 2023
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Thanks Kris.
Posted on Mon, 15 May 2023
It makes me mad to see how much people are charged for something they can get naturally in a balance diet. There is so much BS associated with collagen
Read full commentPosted in Selenium.
Thank you Drew!
Posted on Wed, 10 May 2023
I am very pleased.
I've loved Millet's work ever since I first saw The Angelus, such a powerful work of art.
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I'll drink to that! Make mine an Abbott
Posted on Sun, 07 May 2023
Read full commentPosted in The ‘Green’ King by Alfred N.Muggins
British Democracy
Posted on Sun, 07 May 2023
strikes me as one of the most subtle and successful forms of brain washing on the planet. Even if you don't live there anymore, once subjected to it one is never quite free of it.
The thing is, it would not be anywhere near as successful...
Read full commentPosted in The King of Certain Subjects
You might want to clear this with Insert
Posted on Sat, 06 May 2023
but you can post the the photo on wiki about Diana providing you attribute it to the owner and a link tothe licence.
here is the link to wiki commons explaining it:
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An excellent synopsis, David
Posted on Tue, 02 May 2023
I really like your description of Lavrov. An Orwellian if ever there was one!
2+2=5, War is Peace, Ingorance is strength, Freedom is Slavery and all that!
Hilary Clinton said he was an asshole. I guess she was being polite.
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Read full commentPosted in Putinpot’s May Day! : Atonement! By Alfred N.Muggins
Hi Rhia. No the tubes are their droppings
Posted on Sun, 30 Apr 2023
I tried to send you a link but it's too long. Google Privet Hawk droppoings and you'll see what I mean.
I guess our teachers taught the same stuff, but I was always fascinated by insects in particular, ants, beetles, Moths/Butterflies ect...
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I guess you must miss the Almond blossom in Andalusia
Posted on Fri, 28 Apr 2023
My friend, Maria told me about how beautiful they are. She said they were disappearing though. We talked about going, but it's a long way from the Canaries where we lived at that time.
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I doubt you are a snob since you asked the question
Posted on Mon, 24 Apr 2023
Maybe you just have good taste.
I had Red Robin in the garden but as a stand alone shrub not a hedge. I prefer wooden fences with plants growing in them.
PVC is awful and impractical and doesn't last very long, but a third of the...
Read full commentPosted in Am I a Snob?
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