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Light-filled days

Posted on July 1, 2022 by Hannah

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee feels like a long time ago now. Elizabeth seems a dear old lady, but I have mixed feelings about the institution of monarchy. I lived in Scotland, where the Crown has done some truly terrible things. … Continue reading →

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November

Posted on November 16, 2015 by Hannah

Stephen Moss’ chapter on November in Wild Hares and Hummingbirds is noticeably shorter than the others. The landscape of the Somerset levels, where he lives, is sodden and dank. The birds of summer have left and the winter visitors are … Continue reading →

Posted in Cooking, Countryside, Family and friends, Illustration | Tagged autumn, baked potatoes, bonfire night, delia smith, fireworks, fog, guy fawkes, mist, ottery st mary, parking, pta, rain, school, seasons, somerset levels, soup food, starlings, Stephen Moss, steve roud, tar barrels, the english year, wet, Wild Hares and Hummingbirds, yorkshire | 1 Comment

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