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Pilate
The word trapped is wider in usage than mere reference to rats
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Growing Underground
If Britain has any examples of these plants You will find them at Kew Gardens
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Best alternatives to Blogger (Blogspot)
Thank you for the 8th, Substack Blogger-alternative subheading with its link to thefairytales.
The Bluebeard images appear to correlate green and red with his story. John Austen and Harry Clarke associate Bluebeard attire with those two colors ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/15/2024
The Health Benefits of Gardening
Yes. An Abbey is a monastery ruled by an abbot, as opposed to a priory, which is ruled by a prior, a monk of rank inferior to an abbot. Contents are run on the same set of rules as monasteries, but they are only form women.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
The Hidden Garden
The confusion in the sources may be due to the similarities between Cornish and Welsh, but southern Welsh dialects are closer to Cornish than northern ones are.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
What is organic growing?
Prices babies, theNorway spruce.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Silence
Conversation, taking a stroll in the monastery garden.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Pilate
I hope so.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Who Wrote the Gospels
The Gospel of Philip is not accepted as genuine by the church. It is a Gnostic gospel written after the canonical gospels.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
My Garden World: a Review
Yes. They are robin's.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Living off your land: the Practicalities of the Good Life
I have minimum knowledge of cosmetics Tec so I was unaware of the cosmetic use of mare's milk. Thanks for the complimentary comments about completions on this side of the pond.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Gardening in the Park
I have not seen visitors using the ladders, so probably not.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Weather-proof your garden
Correct. I was using the British term for a water barrel..
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Cruising to Shetland
The MacDonalds were Lord's of the Isles and had their base on Islay where the clan was at its strongest. Staffa is in the southern part of the Isles.
Yes the growing system used by the MacDonalds is very popular among the Irish.
frankbeswick, on 02/15/2024
Cruising to Shetland
Thank you!
Might bridge-and-trench, rig-and-furrow agriculture also be practiced among Scots growers?
English Wikipedia seems to suggest MacDonald ties with those scattered Staffa growers of the 18th and 19th centuries.
DerdriuMarriner, on 02/15/2024