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The Power and the Glory: Who is a saint?
Thank you!
Jesus Christ assuring us of the sufficiency of "I'm sorry, God" intrigues me in its ease, effectiveness and efficiency.
Did expressing sorry-ness fit in with ancient or arising religions and spiritualnesses of His time or was Jesus ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/04/2024
The Gardens of the British Working Class: a review
How the working class inspired the Dig for Victory campaign intrigues me.
Might the British government have offered planting, irrigating, fertilizing guidelines and standards?
Or were the working-class gardeners working their gardens their way?
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/04/2024
Edible Flowers
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Mertensia virginica appears natively in North America from the Mississippi River eastward to the western pond, northward through Ontario and Quebec in central-south Canada and southward to the Gulf (of Mexico) coast.
But perhaps ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/04/2024
Revamping the Allotment
Yes. For example there is a high quality potato called Jersey royal, grown on thebisland of
Jersey.
frankbeswick, on 04/04/2024
Some Scenic Areas in Northern Ireland
No one decided. The custom simplybarose.
frankbeswick, on 04/04/2024
The Haunted Hill Fort: Chanctonbury Ring
He did not go into detail about the counterproductive qualities of such places.
frankbeswick, on 04/04/2024
The July allotment
All. It is the best use for them.
frankbeswick, on 04/04/2024
The Power and the Glory: Who is a saint?
I believe it to be so. Jesus never demanded confession from anyone..He simply wanted repentance. I like the Anglican teaching on confession,, all may, none must, some should.
frankbeswick, on 04/04/2024
The Monk Who Went Missing
I don't know his birth name, sorry.
frankbeswick, on 04/04/2024
Beauty and the Beast - How Different Artists Saw the Beast Differently
The Walter Crane Beast appears a bit less scary -- apart the Jessie Wilcox Smith interpretation -- than the others.
Beastly tusks and bugged eyes can be disconcerting, eery and uncomfortable.
But the "rich and classy" clothing, footwear and ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/03/2024
Best Sources of Free Pictures (Photos, Clip Art, and Other Royalty Free Images)
Many thanks for the WizardofOz images link through the 10th subheading, Online Collections on Specific Topics by Enthusiasts.
The introductory image, before the 26 in-text images by W.W. Denslow, has at least six bubbles with someone inside ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/03/2024
Revamping the Allotment
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Potato cultivation appears to have found Cornish, English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh niches.
Did that cultivation extend to the little islands around the two biggest ;-D British-Isles islands?
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/03/2024
Some Scenic Areas in Northern Ireland
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English Wikipedia attributes respective heights of 3,209 feet (978 meters) to England's Scafell Pike and 3,560 feet (1,085 meters) to Wales' Snowdon.
The aforementioned source attributes a height of 3,407 feet (1,038.6 meters) to ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/03/2024
The Haunted Hill Fort: Chanctonbury Ring
Your comment Sep. 17, 2019, in answer to Writer Artist's same-day question intrigues me.
Brother Raoul linked prayerful sites to his own praying. He also mentioned other sites as counterproductive.
Might he have noted the counterproductive ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/03/2024
The July allotment
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Online sources describe pea pods of such species as snap and sugar peas edible and of such species as garden and sweet peas as inedible.
Do you compost all pea pods or only inedible pea pods?
DerdriuMarriner, on 04/03/2024