Monthly Archives: July 2016

School’s out!

Posted on July 27, 2016 by Hannah

School broke up on Thursday. The summer holidays are officially here. Finch, Little Owl and I found a shady spot in the garden, lay on our backs in the grass and turned our toes up to the bright blue sky. … Continue reading →

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The Wasps – Ouverture

Posted on July 20, 2016 by Hannah

Big Dreamer and I had a lovely evening out together this weekend. I know, out, together, in the evening! Shock horror! We left my lovely mum in charge. That’s not technically true. Little Owl was in charge, but my mum … Continue reading →

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Summer flowers

Posted on July 12, 2016 by Hannah

July is a wonderful month for flowers. I love it, cycling along by the river of an evening. I can hardly keep my eyes on the path I’m so busy spotting old friends; comfrey, meadowsweet, red campion, common mallow, cow … Continue reading →

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Owling

Posted on July 6, 2016 by Hannah

In my last post I spoke about how I enjoy finding out about and speculating about the layers of lives lived in old buildings. Leah Fusco is an illustrator who has explored layers of lives lived in landscape in various … Continue reading →

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Monthly Archives: July 2016

School’s out!

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