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LINDA ROOT - INDIE WRITER: November 2014

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LINDA ROOT - INDIE WRITER. Tuesday, November 25, 2014. A Week in My Life with Chickens. Day 3, Rescued Orpie and its buddy Pennie. Last week I had an incubator of eggs ready to hatch, with the Orpington buffs due late Wednesday and the Penedescencas due Thursday. Our son Russ had 'candled' the Pennies three days earlier and only 4 of the expensive 10 eggs showed any development. The Orpingtons all showed some, but no movement. Chickens hatch in 21 days on average. From notes dated 11/20 7pm). Picture of ...

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The Chaos of Creation. | Wendy J. Dunn, Award-Winning Author.

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Dear Heart, How Like You This? An Interview with Sir Thomas Wyatt, the Elder. The Light in the Labyrinth. The Light in the Labyrinth journeys around the world! The Rose of York: Love and War by Sandra Worth. The Lady of Roses by Sandra Worth. Australian Women Writers Challenge. The Mascherari: A novel of Venice by Laura Rahme. The Birth of Elizabeth. May 19th, 1536. An Interview with Sir Thomas Wyatt, the Elder. Anne Boleyn in the Tower by Edouard Cibot. The Age of Anne Boleyn Wendy J. Dunn. 2014 was alw...

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9th August – a walk around South Queensferry | Jo's Journal

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13th June – Dunadd and Taynish woods. 3rd September – Glen Coe, Glen Etive and Port Appin →. 9th August – a walk around South Queensferry. August 9, 2015. A couple of weeks ago we spent a morning in South Queensferry, an old town on the Firth of Forth. Colin is working on a painting that has the Forth Rail Bridge in the background, and he wanted a few reference photos. A glimpse of the bridge between the houses (below). I liked the double rows of buildings along the main street, with town houses above an...

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The Govan Stones – The Hazel Tree

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Under The Hazel Tree. August 24, 2016. An online magazine edited by Jo Woolf. You are here: Home. Churches, abbeys and chapels. April 29, 2015. On the south bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow is a district called Govan. Shipbuilding was once a major industry here, and now it’s a busy urban area of houses, flats, businesses and shops. Not the most obvious place to start looking for early medieval history. But appearances can be deceptive. When you stand next to one of Govan’s enormous ‘hogback’ stones and...

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Jo's Journal | Page 2

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You’ve arrived at my old blog, Jo’s Journal, which I am no longer keeping updated. This is because I’m busy with other writing projects! You’re welcome to browse through the archives here, but if you’d like to have new posts in your inbox, head over to my current blogs:. Explorers of the RSGS. If you’d like to see Colin’s latest paintings, take a look at his new website. Page Thanks for stopping by! 23rd March – a weekend in Port Appin. 15th February – snow in Perthshire. 9th January – first snow. Joanne...

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“Reliconomics” ~ A guest post by Erik Von Norden « The Freelance History Writer

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The Freelance History Writer. Early Modern and Modern History. Burgundian and French History. Early Modern and Modern French History. Posts on 17th and 18th Century French Artists. Places and Stories of Scotland. Reliconomics A guest post by Erik Von Norden. July 31, 2015. I do not know. Did it matter? Himself a repeat offender, once ran half-naked from a bath to join his henchmen in raiding a canonized corpse from St. Paul’s Cathedral. In London. None other than the Empress Matilda. Herself gave to Read...

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Fashion écossaise au XVIe siècle | Marie de Guise-Lorraine 1515-2015

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Marie de Guise-Lorraine 1515-2015. Die Prinzessin und die drei Könige. Fashion écossaise au XVIe siècle. Jacques V Stuart, roi d’Écosse. Le mausolée de Claude de Guise. Mademoiselle de Guise, l’autre Marie de Lorraine. Une princesse lorraine à la cour de France. Lotharingia – Francia – Alba – Europa. Fashion écossaise au XVIe siècle. Après une épuisante traversée depuis le port maritime du Have, la jeune Marie de Lorraine. Le Français François Deserps. Les habitants de la plaine) et deux les. Les habitan...

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Writers’ Handbooks & Creating Characters - Ann Swinfen

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Writers’ Handbooks & Creating Characters. April 30, 2015. We have been enjoying beautiful spring weather. I hope you have too! As I have begun writing the sequel to my seventeenth century novel,. Numerous books have been published in recent years on the writing of fiction. Ever since it has become easier for writers to self-publish in one form or another, these books have multiplied like rabbits or those wriggling microcosms we used to view under the microscope in school science lessons. Some of these bo...

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🎤POEM: “The Listeners” by Walter de la Mare | 🍀COPLEY CLASSICS📚

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What’s in a Name? 🎤NOVEL: Dracula by Bram Stoker. October 30, 2015 · 3:00 pm. 🎤POEM: “The Listeners” by Walter de la Mare. 8220;The Listeners” by Walter de la Mare, English (1873-1956). 8220;And his horse in the silence champed the grasses. Of the forest’s ferny floor.”. Walter de la Mare. About Walter de la Mare. What is your favorite scary poem? Did you enjoy this review and audio of “The Listeners”? I would value your opinion in the comment box. Thank you. Sarah M. Fredericks (c) 2015. 🎤POEM: &#822...