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- Have just got the hay into a the barn. Now wind has got up. Tomorrow looks like sheer Hell: 30 degrees and rain. Blimey! 2 days ago
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The Garden in Early Summer
It never rains, but it pours – even in dry weather. All of which is, I concede a bit Delphic, but that’s how I’ve been feeling lately, as events pile up to make life difficult. And, to add yet another … Continue reading
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