A Cranesbill flower amid some Cow Parsley in a hedgerow.
A bush of St John's Wort in full flower.
Night all.
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A Cranesbill flower amid some Cow Parsley in a hedgerow.
A bush of St John's Wort in full flower.
Night all.
This is lovely about Chavenage. Photo of Poirot is 4m45s in.
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Hah. We had our wedding reception at "Styles" where there was a framed portrait of David S as Poirot.
This is dreadful news.
My mate lives in the house next door.
I had a phase when I had nothing but catheter ads.
Walked past Poirot's house this week on my morning walk. (From The Mysterious Case at Styles of course)
Hidden amongst a thicket, a small Long-tailed Tit peers out from its cosy nest, it's long tail sticking out rather conspicuously behind it. The nest is an artful blend of moss and lichen, camouflaged perfectly with the surroundings. Sunlight filters through the branches, casting a soft glow and highlighting the bird's bright, watchful eyes.
"Peek-a-boo!"
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That’s so frustrating.
A pair of Pembrokeshire Choughs on rocks at the top of a cliff. #SundayPixStone
Cover of the Dutch version of Snow White from 1906 by Dutch illustrator and painter Wilhelmina Drupsteen (1880-1966)
Joan Hasall - The Broken Wall.
Wood Engraving, late 1930's.
The White House. A murder of bros.
Me at the foot of the Pyramid.
The Great Pyramid at Giza - and me. 1986 #SundayPixStone
A slide photo. There are people in the foreground and the sky above is pale blue with little white clouds.
The Great Pyramid of Giza and the Sphinx taken in 1964 by my father. #SundayPixStone
A young me wearing a blue sweatshirt (I still have it) and sunglasses (still have them too) in front of the pyramid. The outer casing of stones is missing giving it a stepped appearance.
The Step Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara - and me. 1986 #SundayPixStone
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A grid of nine images featuring a photo of Gail and the designs she creates.
Running a business on your own can be challenging at times.
Today feels like a good day to say that I'm proud of what I've built. And I'm proud to be part of a community of women who are out there doing the same.
Happy International Women's Day.
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Genuine questions: could these people be in the pay of the regime? And would that, to use language some of them favour, make them both ‘economic migrants’ *and* ‘welfare scroungers’?
Sandy from Shetland
Tosh from Shetland
You found nineteen plectrums in your underpants after a night out in Todmorden Sandy? Are you sure?
Aye Tosh. I'm sure. Spotted them straight away. Fell out as I was putting on my pyjamas.
Not here in the National Landscape.
Now that was a blessing from my point of view as it made me upchuck.
A Brimstone butterfly on a bluebell.
Night all.
Well if sport were funded properly at state schools and Thatcher hadn't sold off all their playing fields things might be different, eh?
Ernest.
Tell that to the England manager. He went to a comp ;)
Ah. Ta.
What has that to do with school fees? (Genuine question)
I've not seen them only the giant black slab type.