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Life of a Chalk Stream
No.sometimes son followed father, but not necessarily.
frankbeswick, on 02/28/2024
Rewilding the Isle of the Thundergod
I do not know, sorry.
frankbeswick, on 02/28/2024
Benedict XVI: a life
He had a private garden but he had gardeners.
frankbeswick, on 02/28/2024
Bodnant Gardens: one of Wales' little gems
Probably indoor plants.
frankbeswick, on 02/28/2024
Lord of the World: a review
As the story ends with the second coming the ending would be,the same no matter when it was set.
frankbeswick, on 02/28/2024
Lord of the World: a review
It's not surprising even as the sequel, like its prequel, is not a blockbuster film Unitedstatesian- or world-wide.
My liking to listen to my non-English languages most likely made them known to me because of their European-language options, ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024
Bodnant Gardens: one of Wales' little gems
Thank you!
It can be an interesting enterprise -- to me who is not there ;-D -- to employ that abandoned, unused estate mill as a growing-room for those Bodnant Garden plants that may grow indoors and outdoors.
Might there, from what you know ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024
Life of a Chalk Stream
The second paragraph to the first subheading, Crystal stream and ancient wood, considers that "Drowners were men employed to manage the water levels that flowed through the network of channels that took the flooding over the land and moved it ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024
Benedict XVI: a life
The second paragraph to the first subheading, Counteracting influences, considers that the future Benedict XVI lived with his parents in a "small house with a large garden where he [the future pope's father] grew vegetables."
Is it known ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024
What to Consider when Buying a Digital Camera
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That's so correct about how protective cases, as you mention in your comment below, have "no bearing on how that camera is used"!
Might that be why so many put just their mobiles in their back pockets?
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024
Using Creative Writing as an Emotional Outlet
Thank you!
Your poll gives interesting results from 18 votes:
Creative Writing 50%
Painting 6%
Tapestry 6%
Photography 6%
Theatre 6%.
It lets in the "other" category, which musters the second-highest response total, at 28%, to the highest, ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024
Rewilding the Isle of the Thundergod
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Another question answered, another question arising ;-D!
The second paragraph to the first subheading, Historical background, considers that "There is one tree on the island."
What is that arboreal species?
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024
A day at the Harrogate Flower Show
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LiamFoley63's Why is the wife of an earl called a countess? on the European Royal History site July 2, 2021, advises that no Saxon noble woman had a title apart cyninge (from Old English cyning -e, "king -having" via cyninge, ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024
A day at the Harrogate Flower Show
Yes, Derdriu.. The Saxon nobility were destroyed as a class. Sadly. Quordle .
frankbeswick, on 02/27/2024
A day at the Harrogate Flower Show
Thank you!
The titled background to British-Isles versus continental titles is familiar to me.
That the British nobility log as a title something inconsistent with the pattern of prince and princess, duke and duchess, marquis and marchioness ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/27/2024