A Kentish Gem
We travelled to Kent for a sad occasion, so on arrival at Thurnham, where The Black Horse Inn is a pleasant and fascinating place, we were thrilled by its tranquil surroundings. The bedrooms are up-to-date,...
An Eclectic Landscape
Luggage unpacked, we hurried off to explore Cricket St Thomas. The drive down by Cricket House had piqued our interest. Rolling hills with wandering cattle and sheep over lush fields surrounding the regency manor house...
Busy Times
It’s been an eventful and hectic week, so sending a virtual floral arrangement instead of my usual blog post. Have a great week ahead and I’ll be back soon. Bye for now,Sue. X
On the Quiet Side
It’s busy at this time of year, which is great. It’s fantastic to see visitors around, and I’m looking forward to having dear friends stay. It’ll be wonderful spending time with them again after a...
Roses Everywhere
It’s celebration time – a special wedding anniversary of Mr Word Loft’s and mine, and I’m pleased that our congratulatory roses have bloomed again to coincide with the occasion. Friends bought the shrub for a...
A Sailing Paradise
A few miles away from Falmouth, Mylor was a pleasant surprise when we discovered the village recently. My son had attended Falmouth university, so family and friends had spent plenty of time in the vicinity,...
Resplendent Restormel Castle
It’s hidden on the Cornish landscape, and even from the car park, it isn’t visible, although it crests a mound. Most of the images online are taken from the air or from close up. It’s...
An Off and On Affair
It was a scent I associated with elderly Victorian ladies when I was a patchouli and musk type of person. Out at discos, wearing platform shoes, loon trousers, and flashing a mood gem ring. Lavender...
Art and Gooseberries
A mystifying blog post title, I know. But it describes much about my short story in “The People’s Friend” this week. I’m thrilled to see it in print and love the illustration by Ruth Blair....
Spectacular Coastline
It’s breathtaking, and that’s not an exaggeration. Whenever I reach the path’s end from Carnewas car park and see Bedruthan’s view, I breathe in and stare in awe across the headland. It’s a popular spot,...