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The Crossover: a review
Possibly a ,town planner.
frankbeswick, 10 days ago
Moorland Fires
No.they do not seem to have associations with water, but most,of Britain is wet.
frankbeswick, 10 days ago
Saint Edith Stein: philosopher, Christian feminist, Auschwitz victim
Thank you for your explanation in answer to my previous, same-day observations and question.
Elvis Presley's song Walk a mile in my shoes arises from the Southern States' Cherokee tribal saying, "Don't judge a man until you've walked a mile in ...
DerdriuMarriner, 10 days ago
The Crossover: a review
Thank you!
John Westbrook appears only on the Amazon site in terms of online sources. He describes himself as a "practising planner" there.
What does a "practising planner" do?
DerdriuMarriner, 10 days ago
Moorland Fires
Thank you for the convincing, plausible, undoubtedly correct comment below in answer to my previous, same-day observations and question.
Nothing that I come across in online sources correlates sycamore trees (Platanus spp) with fire-, ice-, ...
DerdriuMarriner, 10 days ago
A fashion walk through time Pt 1
Your wizzley calls me back again and again with its fashionably historical, historically fashionable configurations.
Some Unitedstatesians especially emphasize the 1940s as the fashion epitome.
The afore-mentioned decade features a clothing ...
DerdriuMarriner, 10 days ago
The Berwyns: a lonely, but beautiful range
In remember doing it dry and clad.
frankbeswick, 10 days ago
The Appeal of Ruins
The church has always stated that Hell is forever, but Dame Julian of Norwich had a vision, which she called a showing, which showed Hell to be empty. She said that the Trinity will perform a work yet to be imagined in which all souls are saved.
frankbeswick, 10 days ago
The Appeal of Ruins
There's the unfortunate saying of the poor always being with us.
Might the same be said about Satan and his Hell? Or might there be something to terminate or transform him and it?
DerdriuMarriner, 10 days ago
The Berwyns: a lonely, but beautiful range
Thank you for your comment in answer to my previous observations and question.
The image brought up by downhill rolling through soft sand causes me to consider possible parental reactions.
Did you always rolly-poley before or subsequent to ...
DerdriuMarriner, 10 days ago
COVID 19 ART .... my journey to mental health
All your images enchant and energize me.
This time around, it's the reflections inspired by rain less intense here than indicated in weather forecasts.
Might it be Karl Lagerfeld (Sep. 10, 1933-Feb. 19, 2019) for and to whom black, red and ...
DerdriuMarriner, 10 days ago
Robert Anning Bell - His Life and His Works
Online sources indeed are reticent about Bell collateral, direct and in-law lines.
The aforementioned digital sources nevertheless configure Amy Caroline Carpenter Ditchham as born January 1874 in Brentford, greater London, UK and married Sep. ...
DerdriuMarriner, 10 days ago
The Crossover: a review
I have no answer to this question as I no longer have contact with the author and the series..seems unfinished.
frankbeswick, 11 days ago
The Berwyns: a lonely, but beautiful range
Rolly poley consists of rolling downhill. Lie on your side and roll down. Prestatyn is a little resort in North Wales with a dune system on the beach. Lovely soft sand
frankbeswick, 11 days ago
The Appeal of Ruins
He does notnseem to have anything to be happy about.
frankbeswick, 11 days ago