Yes, you got it, it was Windsday! Watched the Winnie the Pooh video many, many times with our two when they were small. I've never tried windsurfing. I admire those who try and learn those kinds of adventurous sports. -Jenn
ANOTHER PRIVATE VIEWING
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*Well.... even though we have a contract on our home, it is still 'on the
market' until that contract goes unconditional.*
*So... we have a private vi...
A Few Dorset Photos From 2018.
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It's a bit of a repost today. Not a lot happening in my world like the
garden and smallholding at present. So I thought I would re blog about
Dorset....
Beautiful
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I wasn’t going to post today
I have nothing much to say.
By breakfast time I’d already worked eight hours, driven home and shopped.
By 2pm I was awoken by...
The Loony Dook
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The morning of New Years Day saw three or four hundred townsfolk plunging
into the North Sea. This annual rite is known as the Loony Dook.
https://www....
Hamlet houses, etc. (2)
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This is a view from our back gate. The house on the left above is much
larger than it looks to be in my photo. It's lived in by people who bought
it three ...
POTATOES
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First of the potatoes were dug today. A couple in the garden and a couple
in a flexitub. I think the flexitub is better as they just get tipped out
and n...
Back to regular work
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I continue to pack Christmas away the last will be the trees, which I’ll do
on the 6th
The tools of the trade what you can’t see here is the huge roll o...
Caravan
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...because someone asked
(*Dave Northsider asked, you miserable mutt - **get to know your audience!
He **has a smallholding like ours on the otherside of...
Normal for Norfolk on New Year's Day
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I worked out what went wrong with the Catholics during the 1930s and
'40s. It was Pope Pius XII's fault. Pope Pius XI was ok and was anti
Nazis. Pop...
Ring Out The Old, Ring In The New
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And so another year is coming to an end.
I'm grateful to look back
Our great-grandchildren have filled our days, bringing new spirit and much
happiness i...
RIP Mr John Kerr
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REHIA SETTLER DROWNED - Auckland Star Volume 55, Issue 82, 5 April 1924,
Page 11
(Back in 1924 there was a terrible flood in Dargaville.) So far there ha...
Christmas week shenanigans
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3 days before Christmas on the 22nd of December we made the spur of the
moment decision to drive to Christchurch as my youngest was interested in
buyi...
Oh Christmas, how you vexed me this year.....
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I hope all of you had a wonderful Christmas!
I bought this multi planted Christmas cactus, now I'll see if I can keep it
alive :-)
Haha
Since I we...
More of the same (2,3)
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Last night at 3:30 tonight at 2:11. And again the run to the shelter and
the meeting with the neighbors, the children and the dog Bella.
Like the previ...
December 23, 2024
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This will be a great big post with probably not another one for a few
weeks, so get comfy…
It took about three to four weeks for the plague to leave ...
Farewell My Friends
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After blogging for nearly six years, I have decided to retire. Blogging
filled an empty spot in my life after losing my husband, but that has
changed...
Books 39-44
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The Bone Hacker by Kathy Reichs
Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan who, following a series of
bizarre disappearances on the islands of Turks an...
Japandi Bedroom Makeover
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*Do you want a break from politics and British summer weather? Read on...*
“Another mural? Are you pulling my leg?”
Colin was back last month to decor...
Catching up!
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Oh dear, nearly six months since I last posted a blog. It is not that I
have been bothered to write to you. Oh no. It is because words have been
absent ...
Professing !
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Actual professing.
There are times when every learned person has the duty of stepping up to
the line and of explaining the intricacies of life from the...
Internal Garden Monologue
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If you had told me 5 years ago, I would be sitting in a house, at a table
over looking a front garden in Scotland, I would have laughed my socks
off. I...
A Note of Sadness
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One of the problems about getting so involved with these m/s recipe books
is that I feel as though I almost know the women who wrote them. I can see
how th...
He must have loved it!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI know "Winnie The Pooh" And The Blustery Day", but don't remember if they called It "something." :-)
It was ideal weather to zip from one side of the harbour to the other. Exhilarating I would imagine!!
DeletePerfect way to spend the day.
ReplyDeleteAlthough these days I’d look like a whale in a wet suit lol
You're daring just thinking about putting on a wet suit! Sure you'd look just fine
DeleteLucky him. I did try it once, I was OK going forwards, but couldn't make the wretched thing turn round. I gave up.
ReplyDeleteHe's been doing this for many years. Even at 40 odd he finds it the perfect way to enjoy the day.
DeleteHow lucky you are to live by the sea.
ReplyDeleteYes, we are. So much to do and see!
DeleteYes, you got it, it was Windsday! Watched the Winnie the Pooh video many, many times with our two when they were small. I've never tried windsurfing. I admire those who try and learn those kinds of adventurous sports. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteI have watched many a Pooh movie when grandkids were younger. Did you know they are bilingual? Pooh and Piglet's greek is perfect loo
DeleteFantastic photos. Here comes Summer.
ReplyDeleteJust around the corner, cept it's raining Again today
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