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The Salop Gardener: Here's the weather

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Pottings from the Jotting Shed. Notes from a Shropshire country garden. Monday, 1 February 2010. This is another hobby of mine. I like the weather and I like to keep a basic record of what's happened in the month. Minimum Temperature -13 Degrees Celsius. Total Rainfall 2.2 Inches. The Thermometer is situated on the East Terrace of the big house and is probably the least area exposed to extremes. Rest assured the gauge has been moved. Weather Report. Mr Pooks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Salop Gardener: What is that noise?

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Pottings from the Jotting Shed. Notes from a Shropshire country garden. Sunday, 7 February 2010. What is that noise? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. ESTHER'S BORING GARDEN BLOG. For future reference, see Awkward Hill. Pottings from the Jotting Shed. What is that noise?

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The Salop Gardener: February 2010

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Pottings from the Jotting Shed. Notes from a Shropshire country garden. Saturday, 13 February 2010. Pottings from the Jotting Shed. Mad as a March Hair? Links to this post. Sunday, 7 February 2010. What is that noise? Links to this post. Monday, 1 February 2010. This is another hobby of mine. I like the weather and I like to keep a basic record of what's happened in the month. Minimum Temperature -13 Degrees Celsius. Total Rainfall 2.2 Inches. Rest assured the gauge has been moved. Links to this post.

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Retrospective (12 days to go…) |

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Welcome to our home…. A handmade peasant life. Retrospective (12 days to go…). Reverie about how much things had changed soon got me thinking (in a very middle-aged way) about how I’d ended up having a ragged, happy birthday in a toolshed in Brittany rather than the pre-ordained one: dejected in a suit in a bar in West Yorkshire. Why had my official life plan unravelled so absolutely? But I do know that strimmer is working just fine now. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). May 19, 2011.

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“…and then the grass turned into soil!” (70 days to go) |

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Welcome to our home…. A handmade peasant life. 8220;…and then the grass turned into soil! 8221; (70 days to go). It’s been all quiet busyness at Kervéguen this week. Just plodding progress constrained by the limitations of one slightly old, slightly fat and ever-so-weary man. Bears the gentle euphemism ‘hay’ for this neglected set up…. Now look at it! Funny though how such principles were nowhere to be seen when a friendly local farmer showed up out of the blue in a big, blue tractor. He wondered if ...

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About | arignagardener

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Our home is called Prospect Cottage. Why the name Prospect Cottage? The word prospect has many meanings, one being “view from a place.” As we live in the valley we have spectacular views from every direction. To the north we have Corry Mountain and Kilronan Mountain is to the south. Prospect also means “something anticipated.” In gardening there is always anticipation. 9654; 54 Responses. What a beautiful farm you have! I wanted to write you and introduce myself. I just adore your blog. I miss visiti...

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EMSWORTH ONLINE VILLAGE SHOW, AUGUST 2009: LIVESTOCK 1: BEST CHICKEN

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EMSWORTH ONLINE VILLAGE SHOW, AUGUST 2009. RUNNING 14TH AUGUST - 5TH SEPTEMBER. Friday, 14 August 2009. LIVESTOCK 1: BEST CHICKEN. The committee have decided that under the allotment show rules, any animal resident in the garden can count as a chicken. . This is from Amanda Hill. Again Her "amazing vanishing hen"! And this shot from Emma Cooper. Is of course, "Princess Layer, the world's most beautiful and superior chicken." I don't know if you all know but she has a book. The Otter Farm Chicken,. James ...

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rosa-sinensis: Rosa's Poetry Archives: CS Lewis

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Rosa's Poetry Archives: CS Lewis. Yes, you are always everywhere. But I,. Hunting in such immeasurable forests,. Could never bring the noble Hart to bay. The scent was too perplexing for my hounds;. Nowhere sometimes, then again everywhere. Other scents, too, seemed to them almost the same. Therefore I turn my back on the unapproachable. Stars and horizons and all musical sounds,. Poetry itself, and the winding stair of thought. Leaving the forests where you are pursued in vain. Labels: C.S. Lewis. A Boo...

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Wisteria and Cow Parsley: May 2010

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Monday, 24 May 2010. ONE (from the heart). ONE whole year of Stilton Ruler of the Universe. And tales from Tumbledown Farm. I cannot believe it has been a whole year since I started the blog, I do not know where the time has gone, it seems to be moving so quickly. It was just not what I had hoped my life would be by the time I turned thirty. The Temple, The Courts Garden, Holt, Wiltshire. Thank you so very much to everyone who has stopped by to read the blog, to those who have left comments and sent mess...