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A Flower Show, a gold medal and a mini-tornado

Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question. Area Unitedstatesians associate black cherry, Eastern tiger swallowtails, fireflies, forsythia, robins, serviceberry, spring-peeping frogs, tent caterpillars ...

DerdriuMarriner, on 07/20/2024

Growing in confined spaces

Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question. So mullein flowers and leaves can be eaten even as mullein seeds cannot! Might mullein flowers and leaves mix with fruits and greens in fresh salads?

DerdriuMarriner, on 07/20/2024

Conceptions of God in World Religions

Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question. It appeals to me to associate all miracles with God. Is that God in Godly entirety or is it sometimes God the Father or God the Son or God the Holy Spirit?

DerdriuMarriner, on 07/20/2024

The Symbolism of the Woods in Fairy Tales

Woods became special to me as a child talking and walking through the city sunken gardens. My first words in fact became "tree sycamore." So this entire wizzley and its four links at article end catch my attention. The latter exposes me to the ...

DerdriuMarriner, on 07/20/2024

Finding the Prince-Bishop's Chapel

I think that our idiotic spell checker has been playing its silly games. I did not say Rochester, which is in Kent, but Ribchester, which is in Lancashire. There were more instances of the recycling of stones in nearby buildings

frankbeswick, on 07/19/2024

Conceptions of God in World Religions

St John of Damascus, in his sermon on the Dormition of Mary, said that she worked healings, and he had access to the traditions of the Palestinian church. But on the water into wine, all miracles are God's, though they may have human ...

frankbeswick, on 07/19/2024

Elenydd: quiet beauty at the heart of Wales

The British Isles deer population feeds like the American deer population.

frankbeswick, on 07/19/2024

A Flower Show, a gold medal and a mini-tornado

I have not heard of the presence of either of these moths or their equivalents in the BRITISH Isles.

frankbeswick, on 07/19/2024

Growing in confined spaces

Mullen is not usually eaten, but the seeds are toxic. Leaves and flowers may be eaten.

frankbeswick, on 07/19/2024

The Last Supper

No. There is almost nothing we know about Judas.

frankbeswick, on 07/19/2024

The Last Supper

Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question. Does Christian tradition give us a family history of Judas in terms of ancestors and of birth and extended family relatives and of possible wife and children?