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The last paragraph to the third subheading, Watecolorist, alerts us that "The cooperation between Hodder & Stoughton, Leicester Galleries, and Dulac lasted from 1907 to 1918 - each year one book, except for 1917 when there was no right paper on the market."

It appears as "best-educated," first guess possibly arising from the first world war that "there was no right paper on the market," correct?

But then what about the other war years, 1914-1916, 1918?

God speaks in quiet tones. When calling someone to a mission or service itbis a quiet nudging

Recyclingnof old stones was common. At Rochester in Lancashire there is an inn which has two pillars in its doorway salvaged from the Roman ruins nearby

Yes, we have Mullen.

You are fully right on this matter.

We are getting our vegetables late as you are.

Judas' motives are a a mystery. No evidence is available.

The cursor does not divulge anything specific about the first three in-text images and the sole portrait.

Might you have that information?

Sorry, I am not in position to plan my own time at the moment.

I guess. Numerous artists admitted that limitations often work as an encouragement. I think there is logic behind: to master the craft you have to understand the rules, to become the artist, you have to know how to uste them to their full advantage and - how to break them.

Sorry, I don't know which wood he used.

You identified above as forthcoming project a wizzley about Dulac stamps.

Elsewhere you indicated future writings about forests in fairy tales and about merpeople.

All three wizzleys intrigue me.

Might you know which one of the compelling trio you will release first?

The third paragraph to the second subheading, Rockpool safety, advises us that "Remember that some sea creatures can have sharp claws. You are not likely to meet many in a rock pool, but in Britain we have the velvet swimming crab, which has very powerful claws and an aggressive temperament. You can get a nasty nip from it. Spider crabs, found occasionally in the lower zone, can also give a painful nip."

Are the aforementioned bites treatable only by medical personnel or might home remedies suffice?

Thank you for your comment in answer to my previous observation and question.

English Wikipedia describes Judas Iscariot as a spy who delivered Jesus Christ to those out to destroy Him.

Did Judas spy for whoever would pay or was he a spy exclusively for the Sanhedrin?

Thank you for your comment in answer to my previous observation and question.

Mosses in particular enchant me. The yard west of the southwest- to northeast-running driveway has a "forest-floor" look. Lichen on the trees and moss on the ground with bare soil, berries, heaved maple roots, mushrooms, pine and yew needles, sporadic non-turf grass and unexpected plants make up that "forest-floor" look for me.

But yesterday -- not occurring as early as March to May -- I finally observed my first -- not the usual many -- mushroom. This year offered lightning bugs in mid-May (not the standard last weekend of April) along with the tiniest strawberries occurring separate from, not with, wild onion.

Might fireflies, mushrooms, wild onions and strawberries be showing unexpectedly late -- or not at all -- this year in the British Isles?

Brambleberries, raspberries and wineberries ripened early June even as wineberries never ripened at all. The latter shows beautiful leaves without their tasty fruit ;-{.