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Wisteria Blossom1011 viewsA flower on our Wisteria vine.
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......... summer!!1011 viewsA willow tree reflected in the Whitecroft pond.
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Marjorie and Cathy - Heathrow1010 viewsCathy leaving to return to Australia after her two-week visit. Her Singapore Airlines flight delayed by two hours. We went to Sbarro as it was all that was open. I wanted spaghetti with meatballs, but they only had the meatballs. So I had meat lasagna, and the kind Sbarro man cut a meatball in quarters and hid it under my lasagna. The girls had vegetable lasagna which they ate in full, despite the absence of a smuggled meatball.
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Whitecroft Conservatory & Topiary Dog1010 viewsA hot summer day -- June 18 2005. Outside taking photos of the doggie visitors.
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Rainbow Over Whitecroft1010 views
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Magnolia Blossom - Whitecroft1010 viewsI love Magnolias. Great, huge, pure white flowers. It's a shame that they seem to fall apart so quickly, so it's hard to bring them in the house for a big floral display. (Unless there's some secret that only Southern belles learn, while drinking juleps.) This magnolia bud is in our large tree, Whitecroft, on a hot summer afternoon.
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Marjorie Reading the Sunday Papers1009 viewsMarjorie's Birthday, June 26 2005. Wonderful warm, sunny day. Perfect for the Sunday newspapers --- and running the Rain Train sprinkler.
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Craig Out For A Stroll1009 viewsA preview of things to come? :-( I'd been immobilised for about 14 hours, injected with morphine and other goodies, and "log rolled" from gurney to CAT scan tray. This is my first time up and about, complete with nurse and walker. On the way home, I went "ouch, ouch" when Marjorie even drove over a tiny pebble in the road. I am a true Princess. May 5 2006
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Daffodils by the Greenhouse1009 viewsEaster 1991. Showing the old greenhouse (to the right of the garage) and with the old dog kennel in the background. Replaced in 1998 with the new dog resort.
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Front Door of The Cider Mill - 21 Colletts Green Road1009 viewsThis photograph, taken from our track, illustrates how little land is owned by The Cider Mill. This is the front door of the house, on its eastern side. Our deeds (recorded at Land Registry) show that we own the area in gravel, at the bottom of this photograph. So our neighbours come out of their flower-bedecked front door and within a pace are on our land.
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John Boy's Rose Bush1008 viewsThe rose bush that John pruned back --- and it loved it...!
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