In the antique shop, someone's memories are for sale . . .
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- Bovey Belle
- 50-something wife and mother, living in a rambling old farmhouse in rural Wales and hoping to downsize to Devon soon. I am a complete bookaholic and downsizing with the number of books my husband and I possess is going to be a nightmare! I love the countryside, and the social history of the countryside which has partly come about through family history research. I have been keen on botany since I was 6. I love to bake, make jams and chutneys and jellies, make my own bread, cook from scratch. I love old buildings, historical places, archaeology especially the Picts and British prehistory. I keep threatening to write a book. One of these days I will . . .
Nine words - and I'm almost in tears!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like AJ. That's what I always think when I see things for sale at auction or in antique shops.
ReplyDeleteI like this river of stones idea.
ReplyDelete'In this landscape are the footprints of saints and the memories of Merlin'.
I understand that one living in Wales like you do.
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Cait - it is good for me as I know at some point in the day I have to sit up and take notice and then be creative - I think I shall carry on with it on paper when the month is up. As for this landscape we live in, there is SO much history. Sometimes I walk (it used to be ride, on my darling Fahly-horse) past the farmhouse where St Egwad had his monastic cell . . .
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