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- I live in a small Welsh village which is situated in the southern tip of the Snowdonia National Park. Its an area of true outstanding natural beauty. We have the Cambrian mountains to the east of us and the coast of Cardigan Bay out to the west. My husband and I moved to Wales from The Cotswolds in England 19 years ago. We bought the old village Police Station, which we have worked tirelessly renovating ever since. You could say its a real labour of love. I have retired after working many years in the travel business, this now leaves me free to pursue the many things in life that I enjoy.
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A Little Taste Of Home - A little summer snack. English Jacob's cream crackers, Irish aged-cheddar cheese, a few pickled onions. I could eat them until they run out of my ears. Ooh...
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They love suet feeders. . . . . . . . - I was surprised by this Northern Flicker - perhaps the younger of these two guys I viewed a couple of weeks ago *HERE.* He waited on the suet feeder in th...
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The Narrows 2017 - Right before the turn to Fort Story on this drizzly day we visited. We stopped at the "Narrows" as it's called. Included in the lynhaven river system is ...
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Så är den glada sommaren här - också!! - Hej på er! Ja, vart tar tiden vägen egentligen??? Jag tycker jag hinner ingenting numera, men ska i alla fall försöka få ihop ett inlägg nu när jag har sem...
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Burnham Market, Part 5 - The Nelson Inn was about 3 minutes walk away from where we were staying. As mentioned in previous postings Admiral Horatio Nelson is much featured in thi...
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Quite a while… - What a long time ago that last post was written! There had been some intention to start again a few times but for different reasons it didn’t happen for re...
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Jo's Birthday Blog Hop - 1971 - I know, I know, I'm late for the UK.......I can explain, migraine, camera problems.......but I'm here. 1971 - did you give me that year on purpose, dear ...
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So schnell…. / So fast…. - Die letzten Wochen waren so ausgefüllt und schnell vorbei, dass viele Arbeiten im Garten auf der Strecke liegen blieben. Das Wetter wollte leider auch nich...1 year ago
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Finally back with an Easter inspired post! - Hello, somebody out there? Just trying today if I still know how to blog after almost a year long break *phew* It's not so easy to come back after such a l...
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Merry Christmas! - Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas from a blogger who hasn't blogged in a long, long time due to life.....
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I'm Back - New Posts Coming January 2016! If you know of a blogger or someone on Facebook that has triumphed over a setback, let me know! I'm looking for new people ...
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Critters in the garden - As you know, I have a large garden in my backyard. The cottage garden has a lot of variety, yet I have more of one particular type of flower than any o...
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A Cat Conundrum - I’ve always loved cats. No, really! Smokey is the first one I remember. My parents had him when they got married. I remember when he ran off. My mom se...
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The dream is dead - Greetings one and all! It is with a heavy heart that I must now bring this blog to a close. I would like to offer heartfelt thanks to all of the good egg...
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The Hunting of the Salad - Getting my salad together for February was quite an ordeal after that prolonged spell of heavy frost. Gone were most of the plants that so amply provided m...
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As a Prelude ..... - ...... to some of the magnificent gardens we visited yesterday at the Bundanoon Garden Ramble, I thought I should post a few photos from my own garden firs...
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Feedjit
Catnapping in the sun
Bird Rock
Walking Kenzo
High hedges down country lanes....
I love Foxgloves
Down my garden path
In My Garden
Autumn Colours
Kenzo who came to us May 2010
George who left us June 2011
Please pull up a chair and stay awhile
Promenade Cheltenham
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6 comments:
Absolutely miraculous! Doesn't it make you want to grow a moss garden?
Wouldn't it be lovely to be able to have this sort of thing in your own backyard?
*sigh!*
how beautiful...I would have been done with the walk and just plunked myself down and stayed a while...lovely!!
:-D
I just posted a slide show of the Moss Garden in Kyoto over at my The Dewy Path. But this is the real thing, that Japanese gardeners only copy - the wildness and beauty of nature.
Wondeful images. I swear I could hear the water too.
Ive planned my next visit to Japan in November, and now I keep seeing the wonders and beauty of gardens - wild and tame - in the UK!
Oh your landscape is so fairytale like Marion! I especially love all the moss! Beautiful photos, thanks for sharing them with us! xox
how thoroughly enchanting....it's almost too beautiful to be real. I so understand calling it a Faerie Glen.
I will email you in return very soon btw!!
xoxo
Lisa
Everything is so green and magical!
tea
xo
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