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The Garden in the Fall
Your area. Derdriu, sounds beautiful.Some of your species we don't have in the UK, such as bluebirds and blue jays, mourning doves and mockingbirds. While I have seen jays in woodland we have never had any on the allotment.
We don't have a ...
frankbeswick, on 10/09/2019
The Garden in the Fall
frankbeswick, Thank for the philosophy, practicalities and products.
Blue jays, bluebirds, downy woodpeckers, mourning doves, northern mockingbirds and robins are still around here.
What do you do with the wood from light prunings, such as of ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 10/09/2019
How to Create Fake Zombie Wounds, Scars and Look
This looks so real May have to use this as a guideline on for Halloween scares.
sandyspider, on 10/09/2019
The Book of Psalms: A Study
Yes, Wizzley attracts mainly good people. Long may it continue.
I stopped commenting on one site [I did not write for it] during the pope's visit to the UK when one comment that expressed a wish to set the dogs on the pope was published.No ...
frankbeswick, on 10/09/2019
Sandwiched Between History And Jungle A Tiger Heaven
I have seen a white tiger at the local zoo. It is nice to find the origins of the white tigers.
blackspanielgallery, on 10/08/2019
The Book of Psalms: A Study
Frank, thanks for the scholarly addition. I respect your additions, especially here in the religion section of Wizzley.
One thing I have noticed in my articles, and so many more of yours, is that the people on Wizzley are respectful with ...
blackspanielgallery, on 10/08/2019
The Book of Psalms: A Study
Derdriu, I have not completed the course. We are about half way there. So, picking a favorite is difficult. In fact, up to now we have concentrated on the history, and structure. We are about to embark of the different forms the psalms take.
blackspanielgallery, on 10/08/2019
The Book of Psalms: A Study
Well written. It is worth saying that all 150 psalms are recited over the seven days of the week in the monastic hours of prayer. These hours are as follows:matins and lauds in the morning, terce, sext and none in the afternoon, vespers in the ...
frankbeswick, on 10/08/2019
The Book of Psalms: A Study
blackspanielgallery, Thank you for the practicalities and products.
Do you have a favorite psalm and a favorite, personal time for reading that or other psalms?
DerdriuMarriner, on 10/08/2019
A brief look at The Book of Kells
I watched a documentary on the Coronation Book, perhaps it has a different real name. It was videoed for the show. It is normally brought out for a coronation of a new monarch, and read from during the ceremony. The book is chronicles the ...
blackspanielgallery, on 10/07/2019
The Beaumont Coin Show
I have just read of a hoard of coins in Sussex, and the question of whether the finder could keep the coins came up. Apparently in the U. K. if one finds treasure, and I believe the value is set at 300 pounds and two or more artifacts in the ...
blackspanielgallery, on 10/07/2019
KZine Issue 25: Review of September 2019 Issue
SteveRogerson, Thank you for the practical information and the product line.
The summaries are enticingly helpful even though I'm not much of a reader or viewer of horror. It nevertheless is tempting to get the issue because of the story ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 10/07/2019
The Remote Islands of Britain
Yes, Derdriu, those are the islets in the St Kilda archipelago where hunting took place.
The bottle was tossed into the sea at Village Bay. The locals knew the tides and currents well and were certain that it would wash up on the beach on ...
frankbeswick, on 10/07/2019
The Remote Islands of Britain
frankbeswick, Thank you for the photos, practicalities and products.
Are the islands where the people of St. Kilda grazed sheep and hunted seabirds Boreray, Dûn and Soay?
Do we know where on St. Kilda and where on Lewis a bottle respectively ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 10/07/2019
The Beaumont Coin Show
BSG
Thank you ...A great point. I think many are picked up by metal detectorists in fields.
Veronica, on 10/07/2019