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To say that this week has been a little hectic would be quite an understatement. But in amongst the craziness fun has been had. Back in October I agreed to participate in a scrap fabric Christmas...
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Whilst photographing Mary’s lovely felt decorations I spotted a couple of lame horses amongst the biscuits on the tree – a hoof missing here, a leg there. It was bound to happen to one or two of them I...
View Articlepark life
The first time I visited St Andrew’s Park, five years ago, it was as a parent rather than a dog walker. I thought it was rather gloomy despite the well-equipped playground and charming cafe (run from a...
View Articlesigns of life
The garden is coming to life, and although there is still far too much bare earth for my liking, I can comfort myself with the knowledge that a transformation is underway. The new Clematis armandii is...
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I had a plan of sorts for today: a long To Do list and a significant goal. But then, for one reason and another, my plans went awry and whichever way I looked at the situation I could see that I would...
View Articlewet, wet, wet
Life at the moment seems to consist of endless rainy walks with lots of mud. The dog loves it and, although not my favourite walking weather, I don’t really mind the rain either, even when it’s...
View Articleswinging in the rain
This weekend’s incredibly muddy walk: Abbot’s Pool, just along from Leigh Woods. There is a large lake, a smaller pool and several little water falls, but best of all a very high tyre swing. This is...
View Articleout of bounds
Exciting things are happening at the bottom of the garden. We are not allowed outside. Or rather, I am but Sybil is most definitely not. Trenches are being dug, large sleepers are being lugged around...
View Articlekeep on running
Last Sunday, for the first time, I took part in the annual Bristol 10K. It was an incredible experience to run through the streets of Bristol with around 9,000 other runners, and then out along the...
View Articleback at the plot
September is always a busy month. This year it seemed crazier than ever: Bea started at secondary school and two weeks later we celebrated her twelfth birthday; the roof was fixed and in the process...
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