18 Saturday Sep 2021
Posted in Autumn, gardens, Horticulture, Literature, Nature, Nostalgia, Personal, Photography, Poetry
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Autumn, decay, end of summer, every fair from fair sometime declines, momento mori, nasturtium, poignant beauty, Shakespeare, Sonnet 18, still life
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
17 Friday Sep 2021
Posted in Autumn, Environment, gardens, Nature, Nostalgia, Photography, Relationships
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
When I was about four years of age my 80 year old neighbour used to pick
his first nosegay of sweet peas and gave them to me. He always included the
very darkest ones, which were my favourite, as blackcurrant Fruit Pastilles were
always my favourites too.
16 Thursday Sep 2021
Posted in Autumn, Environment, gardens, Horticulture, Nature, Photography
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Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
14 Tuesday Sep 2021
Posted in Autumn, Environment, gardens, Horticulture, Nature, Photography
09 Thursday Sep 2021
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
07 Tuesday Sep 2021
Posted in Animals, art, gardens, Humour, Literature, Nostalgia, Photography, Sculpture, Summer
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Highnam Court Gardens, Kenneth Grahame, Mr Toad, parp parp!, Rolls Royce, Toad, Toad Hall, Wind in the Willows, wooden sculpture
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
06 Monday Sep 2021
Posted in Animals, Autumn, Environment, gardens, Nature, Photography
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
31 Tuesday Aug 2021
Posted in gardens, Nostalgia, Photography
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agricultural machinery parts, ironwork, jumble, junk, reclamation, rusty metal sculpture, treasure
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
28 Saturday Aug 2021
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
20 Friday Aug 2021
Posted in gardens, Horticulture, Nature, Photography, Summer
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
