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Happy Hallowe’en!
31 Wednesday Oct 2018
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30 Tuesday Oct 2018
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So excited to find these at Kelmscott and then to allow them to blett, before making
jelly. Supposed to be good with game, or cheese.
These are culs-de-chien, ‘open-arses’ and other scatologically named fruits from the rose
family. Shakespeare and contemporaries loved exploiting double-entendre possibilities
in their lexical field- see ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and references to poppering pears etc
I added a lemon and an apple to the simmering mixture and then raised some sugar to
a rolling boil- and voila!
29 Monday Oct 2018
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in27 Saturday Oct 2018
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Original photo by Pauine Conolly and artwork by Candia Dixon-Stuart
Wattlebird on a Protea
26 Friday Oct 2018
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in25 Thursday Oct 2018
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Photos by Candia Dixon-Stuart St Catherine – patron saint of teachers (she is carrying a book) Winged elephant!
24 Wednesday Oct 2018
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23 Tuesday Oct 2018
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
Posted by Candia | Filed under History, Horticulture, Nature, Personal, Photography