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Stray here ...
for focus and collaboration
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- a beautiful revolution
- A large number of small experiences
- A Shepherd's Tale
- a very clever and exciting place for words to live
- Badger That
- Bitterroot and Bergamot
- Blaugustine
- Böbø Hits Back
- Confessions of a Psychotherapist
- everyday rainbows
- Find Me a Bluebird
- Hoarded Ordinaries
- In Search of Adam
- Mad Harper
- meanwhile, here in france
- Miss Tickle
- mole
- nota benny
- Random Reflections
- Rubies In Crystal
- tea stains
- That's So Pants
- The Misssy M Misssives
- The Moon Topples
- The trouser Press
- TheYellowDuckPond
- this too
- You are not my father
Previous Posts
- Focussing
- This is me: 4 of 4
- Sunbathing ...
- Where I am from
- Friday pet blogging: melting and moulting
- Summer evening in Surrey
- This is not a twig
- This is me: 3 of 4
- Bridges 101
- Friday cat bloggin' : on a diet
The novel of the year
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6 Comments:
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Pretty dam cool pics :)
These are beautiful, Stray. Really. I love the sense of depth you got with the light and focus. Makes me feel as if I were a bee, on my way through the leaves to these scented sweets!
oops ... that'll teach me to check my login :)
shared computers eh :) don't ask ... it's a long story.
g, that's an interesting question. The truth is that they are sharing my outdoor living space, and I expect that I will pick them, but I feel that our relationship hasn't been any more involved than that. The people who's family home this was from the day they built it until just a couple of months ago did the planting and tending in the vulnerable years.
Grapes in this climate ... ambitious, but our record July has set them up nicely.
In some ways it is a fitting thing ... my mother's family have a fruit farm, which her brother inherited. I spent many summers picking redcurrants and gooseberries ... greengages, plums, raspberries and strawberries ... though even a south facing slope in Scotland could surely never ripen grapes?
Some of the fruit is a little too reachable - I caught the dog stealing half-ripened grapes yesterday!
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