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Friendly landlord offers family home – situated beside bird feeding station and birdbath. This newly developed open-planned apartment offers a unique living opportunity. Set among trees with river views, and no added costs, not even...
A Rosy Outlook
Of all the seasons; I embrace autumn most. The cooler temperature is welcome and nature’s colours magnificent, so I was delighted to come across these rosehips in a hedgerow along a coastal path. They reminded...
Thank you, Mr and Mrs Puckey
I’m always impressed by the Shell House, and even more so by the patience and vision of the artists’ work. I love seashells, as I’ve written about in a previous blog post, but have never...
‘A Bid For Change’
Happy, happy, happy, to see my short story printed in my favourite magazine – out today. Just loving the captivating illustration by Philip Crabb that goes with it too. The idea was born from a...
The Unexpected
The fish market and piles of lobster pots line the seafront to Brixham’s lively quayside, where colourful fishing boats sway in the harbour. Salty air and culinary aromas met us as we walked into town....
Much More Than Pretty Colours
As we know, a rainbow consists of seven colours but the cake in the patisserie window only had five stripes. Even so, it looked delicious. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, frosted with butter-icing and flowers....
Flower Power
Sending you all a virtual bouquet instead of my usual weekly blog post. Love Sue. X
Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining
What to do on arrival at an animal sanctuary with a three-year-old child to find it is closed because of bad weather conditions. 1. Explain the situation to the animal-loving toddler and divert their disappointment....
At The Edge Of Dartmoor
Moo-ah, moo-ah, gentle lowing, snort. Strangely comforting greetings from a member of the Aberdeen Angus herd in the cattle shed close-by. Far different from the cries of gulls I described last week when I opened...