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Ancient Richborough: Ancient no longer

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Musings of a one-time PEV. Sunday, 13 October 2013. I am revising my blog and you will find it if you want to as Antique Richborough. I also have a dying computer and a new email address. This is to be mgredwinb@googlemail. Thanks for following this blog, if you have been. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Father Ed Tomlinson's Blog. Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment. Field of Dreams: if you build it, they will come! A Chaplain Abroad - Fr Bede Rowe. Fr Ray Blake's Blog. Let nothing you dismay.

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Ancient Richborough: Home Rule for Cornwall?

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Musings of a one-time PEV. Saturday, 13 September 2014. Home Rule for Cornwall? The view from Trelissick. We had four nights in Cornwall this week - my summer holiday. The weather was wonderful, and Falmouth, where we stayed, was great. But so much art around the place! Shrouded Chapel and shrouded chairs posing as a Wedding Venue: O Tempora, O Mores. Robbie and Sara in full flood. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Father Ed Tomlinson's Blog. Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment. Fr Ray Blake's Blog. St Mar...

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gigionsea The Water is Wide: Back.

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Gigionsea The Water is Wide. God, poetry, cake and outrage by the sea. Sunday, 13 July 2014. There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered.". Photos: Gigi, album). Hi Honey, I'm home! Just when you thought it was safe to meander along Blogger again, something stirs down by the pier at Gigi-on-Sea. I haven't blogged for the longest time: not since late February; more like a writer's barricade than just a block. The Water is Wide".

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gigionsea The Water is Wide: 01/10/12

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Gigionsea The Water is Wide. God, poetry, cake and outrage by the sea. Tuesday, 30 October 2012. The force of Nature. Men argue; Nature acts.". New York last night, with the Liberty Tower still valiantly illuminated. After bleating on about my own Internet speeds (or lack of), how sobering to see the lights go out around the "City That Never Sleeps": I find these pictures of a blackened out New York and a Brooklyn underwater both extraordinary and chilling. Brooklyn after Sandy hit. Couple of weeks, my u...

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gigionsea The Water is Wide: To swell the buds within - February

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Gigionsea The Water is Wide. God, poetry, cake and outrage by the sea. Tuesday, 4 February 2014. To swell the buds within - February. We are tired of our huts and the smoky smell of our clothing. We are sick with the desire for the sun. And the grass on the mountain.". Late Winter Song", The Paiute People: the Great Basin, North America). The American poet William Cullen Bryant said that sunshine in February. Tints the buds and swells the leaves within.". Meaning purification. The Roman festival of F...

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gigionsea The Water is Wide: "May the Lord keep you in the palm of His hand and never close His fist"

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Gigionsea The Water is Wide. God, poetry, cake and outrage by the sea. Sunday, 18 March 2012. May the Lord keep you in the palm of His hand and never close His fist". I am Patrick, a sinner, most uncultivated and least of all the faithful and despised in the eyes of many". Prominent Irish Nationalist Thomas Davies once defined Irishness: " It is not blood which makes an Irishman but willingness to be part of the Irish nation. May the grass grow long on the road to hell for the want of use". Light of sun,.

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gigionsea The Water is Wide: 01/05/12

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Gigionsea The Water is Wide. God, poetry, cake and outrage by the sea. Saturday, 19 May 2012. My right to be me is unconditional. And proclaims your right to be you:. Never haggle for the corner. When belief is at your core. Your heart cannot be bought. Or stayed by bolts and bars;. And while it beats, it should not dance to. A tune it cannot sing. Thursday, 17 May 2012. Give us this day our daily Tweet. Thursday, 3 May 2012. Of course, the answer is that my own perception of the relationship between us ...

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gigionsea The Water is Wide: 01/09/12

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Gigionsea The Water is Wide. God, poetry, cake and outrage by the sea. Saturday, 29 September 2012. Give me a person of prayer, and such a one will be capable of accomplishing anything.". St Vincent De Paul). The SVP offered a great deal of support to my Mum and Dad when they fetched up in south London all those years ago with my sister and some suitcases. When I first moved to Brighton, I discovered an SVP shop a stone's throw from my new home; my Mum said it was a sure sign of a "decent". Who so beset ...

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Ancient Richborough: Across Iberia

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Musings of a one-time PEV. Saturday, 7 September 2013. It contained the sublime and the ridiculous, the amusing and the overwhelming.Here are a few pictures to prove the point. We went on Brittany Ferries (above). From Portsmouth to Santander, drove (over four days) to Portugal, had a week with family there, then drove back to Bilbao for the return ferry. En route we met Bruno who had driven out from Madrid to see us. The Plaza Maior in Salamanca where somehow Bruno found us. The view from out hotel at t...

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Ancient Richborough: 07/07/13 - 14/07/13

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Musings of a one-time PEV. Monday, 8 July 2013. The Pricipal, Canon Robin Ward, with the Revd Lucy Gardiner. Fr Jeremy with Jane, one-time Flying Buttress. The great and the good (well, mostly good) of Oxford were gathered for this very happy occasion. The guest list reflectd Ian's wide circle of colleagues and friends. Somehow the above conjunction reminded me of wartime song about 'coming in on a wing and a prayer' - ah, and the war in question was that of '39 - '45. Magdalen tower at twilight. Our Lad...