The Sincerest For Of Poetry
Apprenticed To My Mother
Walking Into Trouble
Dead Flies and Sherry Trifle
The Last Will Of Sven Andersen
Booms And Busts
Buster & Moo
Salisbury Square
My Father and Other Liars
Life In A Conversation
Life, in a Grain of Sand
Life In A Flash
Category Archives: suffolk
A Walk In The Woods #thoughtpiece
I happened to be walking around Dunwich Forest in Suffolk yesterday. It’s a calming place when you dodge the logging that is happening in a few places. Then I came upon a man with two spaniels. He was ahead of … Continue reading
Posted in dogs, miscellany, suffolk, thought piece, walking
Tagged dog, dunwich forest, Suffolk, thought piece, walking
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Walking While Pondering #dunwich #suffolk
When it comes to weather, we can become a trifle obsessed. Today, fr’instance, the weather person told me we achieved the highest ever February temperature in the UK – 20.6 C somewhere in Wales. Most people of my close acquaintance … Continue reading
Sometimes Even The Trees Can’t Fight, But Don’t Stop Hoping…
I like digging. Odd maybe, but as soon as we acquired our first garden I knew where my strengths lay – not for me the fancy-dan designer stuff and certainly not the intimate knowledge of plants species – I have … Continue reading
Posted in nature, suffolk, thought piece
Tagged digging, fairness, resistance, Suffolk, thought piece, trees
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The Easterliest Place #Lowestoft #walking
The best laid plans and all that. We are on a visit to Suffolk and had this rather neat plan sketched out. While the Textiliste headed for Beecles and a particularly fine example of Emporia Haberdasheri (I am not aware … Continue reading
And The Winner Is….
Serendipity. What do you need for this sort of lexicographical magic to occur? Take an impending invasion, avian displacement and a geeky army officer and you end up with a social construct that benefits millions. Minsmere in Suffolk is … Continue reading
Posted in countryside, miscellany, nature, suffolk
Tagged Avocet, birds, Minsmere, RSPB, Suffolk
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Beach Fayre #southwold #beautifulskies
As some know we spend a fair bit of time near the wonderful old fashioned seaside resort of Southwold. At this time of year it can be fairly empty and a little parky but sometimes, as this weekend the skies … Continue reading
A wander about #sundaywalks
We took in some air today. Sunshine and sea were the hope but as ever we hoped for variety. Walking around the town of Southwold on the Suffolk coast gives us that. We strolled through a seared landscape of both … Continue reading
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Tagged Blyth River, colour, scenery, Southwold, Suffolk, sun, walking
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Hag Stones #poems #poetry
Hag Stone: a stone with a naturally occurring hole through it created by the actions of water: it reminds us of Gaia, Earth Mother and the divine feminine and is said to have magical properties, bringing luck and health From the sea … Continue reading
December #poem #walking
We walked, Dog and me, through Dunwich Forest and Westleton Heath This poem sort of drifted into my head and fitted both my mood and the scenery December Wherever we place our faith, in God or nature or another’s … Continue reading
Summer strolls #walking #suffolk
I enjoyed a few days in Suffolk. The sun shone and Dog insisted on a walk. We looked at the map; he agreed we should go to Halesworth and follow the Blyth river pretty much all the way. Which we … Continue reading
