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Springtime in the Garden Centre628 viewsWebb's of Wychbold, April 22 2005
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And yet another photo!627 views
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Green and Blue626 viewsWhen I was a kid, I had a typewriter ribbon that was blue and green (or maybe it was purple and green) --- rather than black and red. These two plants in our garden remind me of that old typewriter.
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Marjorie and Cathy in Bath, England626 viewsCathy comes all the way to England, and what could be more English than Bath? And what does she find? "Taste Australia." April 20 2005
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The Six Pears625 viewsWe bought these six pears from Solstice in London. They're from France, and the tips of the stems have been sealed with red wax. But the pears looked a bit beat up when they arrived (I took this photograph shortly after we opened the box). They taste great --- but I'm not overly fond of all the cuts and bruises.
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Marjorie in the Lobby of the Grosvenor House621 viewsBeautiful fresh flowers on the table. Marjorie is waiting for our taxi to take us to the BAFTA Film Awards. (Doesn't she look happy?)
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There's nothing like your own lettuce - if we can eat it before the wildlife does!620 views
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Helicopter Overhead620 viewsTapa started barking the other night, and when he and I looked outdoors, there was a helicopter hovering across the street, pointing its searchlight about. It then went down our track, and away past the back field. I learned the next morning that there had been police cars and dogs chasing someone. The fugitive tried to get over our gate -- but the top is electrified (to keep foxes out). This is a photo of the helicopter.
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Daffodils at Madresfield618 viewsSpring in England, 2003
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View of Northern Boundary of Maggot's Croft618 viewsThis view, from Geoffrey Grizzell's field looking to the south, shows the northern boundary of Maggot's Croft. Our new wooden fence is shown beneath the second (smaller) oak tree.
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The Old and The New617 viewsThe magnolia tree in our front garden -- a new blossom, and an old. The magnolia is an ancient genus that evolved before bees appeared. The flowers are designed to be pollinated by beetles. This is a Southern Magnolia, or Magnolia grandiflora.
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I know a forced smile when I see one!!617 views
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