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Tag Archives: garden
A boat trip to Greenock (Rousse)
I couldn’t reach SD’s house in Stirling in time for our book group meeting so made a separate arrangement to meet LM in Greenock. While I streamed the gathering in SD’s garden to my phone, I negotiated the ticket barrier … Continue reading
A pocked-marked, cabbage-eating, intruder with a deadly disease (Rousse)
The pock-marked intruder was chewing on a cabbage leaf from my vegetable patch. There was no indication of how he had scaled the high wall, and I was certain that he had not come through the house, so it was … Continue reading
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Tagged disease, garden, geneaology, Haydon Bridge, inherited, intruder
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A cottage in Lanarkshire (Rousse)
TPR bought us a second home in Lanarkshire – without making a single viewing. The details in the printed sales brochure was enough to convince him that this was an excellent investment. On arrival at the cottage for the first … Continue reading
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Tagged cottage, course, DIY, fairground, garden, Golf, horse, Lanarkshire, M74, purchase, sale, second home, workshop
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House dressing (Rousse)
From the outside, my sister’s flat looked pretty much the same. The only difference was the selection of handmade cat greeting cards for sale to passing tourists on the window ledge. Inside, however, a huge transformation had taken place. The … Continue reading
Burglars target tech indoors, and hunt buried treasure in the garden (Rousse)
From the far side of my bedroom, I saw a black form bound across the patio to the flower bed in front of the window. A black Labrador was set to dig up my plants! On closer inspection, however, I … Continue reading
Party crashers (Rousse)
It was meant to be a small gathering of my immediate colleagues, but the invitation had spread much further than intended. Now I found myself serving food and drinks to a wide range of staff. I was so overcome that … Continue reading
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Tagged bird, colleague, crash, feeder, friend, garden, invitation, lawn, party, school, smoke, TPR, university, vandal
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A new home in Howe Street, Edinburgh (Rousse)
We bought 55b Howe Street, Edinburgh. It was a top floor flat offering amazing views of the breakers and puffins on the beach (far better than North Berwick), and a route so short to Glenogle Baths that many of the … Continue reading
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Tagged basement, beach, bike, cyclist, dressing gown, Edinburgh, garden, Glenogle Baths, Howe Street, neighbour, North Berwick, Oxford, parents, pharmacy, Post Office, puffin, receipt
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Sunbathing in Kendal (Rousse)
Over five decades after we left Kendal, we were moving back to Fowl Ing Lane. I was delighted at the aspect and size of the garden at number 37. No matter the time of year or day, there would always … Continue reading
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Tagged Fowl Ing Lane, garden, Kendal, Lake District, sunbathe
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