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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Return of the Fox
Yes, as you’ll have guessed, the Fox came back. Another tranquil day, and husband said ‘There’s a rabbit!’ This is not unusual in these rural parts, but this time a very small, juvenile rabbit ran hell-for-leather down the garden from … Continue reading
A fox in the daytime
‘Would a fox attack a cat?’ is a question often pondered in our locality somewhere in the rural fringe. A story of a large cat beating off a fox with much shrieking and rumpus is going the rounds. Opinions vary, … Continue reading
Jamie Perks and the other kids in ‘The Archers’, continued
So young Jamie has found a girlfriend: sounds like good news for a change, but it’s not going to guarantee him success in those exams. Meanwhile, young Freddy over at Lower Locksley shows a talent for writing [hurrah] and is … Continue reading
Posted in 'The Archers', Radio4
Tagged David Archer, Elizabeth Archer, Freddy Pargeter, George Grundy, Jamie Perks, Nigel Pargeter, Philip Larkin, Radio 4, The Archers
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‘The Archers’: Philip Larkin was right
‘An everyday story of country folk’ they called it, once. But does everyone mess up their children to the extent that the characters do in ‘The Archers’? Having ruminated recently on the sad situation of young Jamie Perks, I was … Continue reading
Posted in 'The Archers'
Tagged Freddy Pargeter, George Grundy, Jamie Perks, Philip Larkin, Radio 4, The Archers
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.. and the weekend after
Come Saturday it became apparent that I am one of a national trend, hundreds of LibDem councillors not having been re-elected. It’s something of a pity that public spirited individuals working for local communities should be ‘thrown out’ on account … Continue reading
Posted in Council stuff, Uncategorized
Tagged Coalition, council, David Cameron, election, LibDem, Miriam Clegg, Nick Clegg, SamCam
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..the morning after
Last night, or rather this morning, to bed around 4 a.m. and heard the first bird – a cuckoo. No euphoric haze of re-election because all three of the LibDem councillors standing for re-election were wiped out – as were … Continue reading
The Elections!
Well, it’s all been rather quiet here on the blogsite lately, what with Easter, The Wedding and now the Elections! It has not been at all quiet out here in the shires, where we have four ballots tomorrow: Voting Reform, … Continue reading