I'm a #readingambassador for @Literacy_Trust and as it is #NationalStorytellingWeek it seems a good reason to remind everyone about my #childrensstory which is brilliant to read aloud and has places to add your own #MONSTERS #stories #readmeastory #GoAllIn
Does anyone else think Stephen looks like a young Patrick Grant? #patrickgrant @sewingbee #TheTraitors
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Bram Stoker was born #OTD in 1847. He is best known for his 1897 novel 'Dracula,' a landmark in vampire literature. What is your favourite quote from the novel? #BookWormSat
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I've got a new blog post up for the first time in ages. #writing #nature #flashfiction #horror #folkhorror
Had a good catch up with @gailystanley today before a chilly dip in #derwentwater also found a hefty tome of Irish poetry edited by my old lecturer #DrPatrickCrotty #gooddays
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The #flashfiction competition is back on 31st January! Prize £25 give it a go! #writing #writerscommunity #fiction #shortstory
Jo is the visualisation of the word wazzock #TraitorsUK #TheTraitorsUK
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The most ancient of trees, the Yew symbolises #Saturn & death, but also the rebirth of light at the winter solstice. It is Old Magic, dark dreams, Otherworld journeys & connection to ancestors. It is perseverance leading to transformation. It is renewal. #FairyTaleTuesday
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Even in winter, the wood calls out to be walked. Its paths tell your boots to ignore the mud. Its occulted roots whisper to your bones with promises of clearings you've never encountered before. The way into it is a seduction that makes even the oldest of us young again.
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Skiddaw purchase complete! 🙌
While you lovely, fantastic people helped to raise the money for #SkiddawForest back in October, there were still a few things to sort out before it was truly ours. But we can finally say...WE'VE BOUGHT A MOUNTAIN!
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🎥 @aerialartwork
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Jeremy Corbyn is suing Nigel Farage.
RT if you can’t wait to see Nigel Farage bankrupt
I found this talk wonderful - sad that the correspondence book had sold out but had to sneak round,booklets to say I enjoyed it. And I had been ##openwaterswimming- the room wasn't THAT cold!
Thank you so much to @kerriandrewsuk for tonight’s absolutely mesmerising Cultural Landscapes talk on Nan Shepherd and the power of walking. A really special event, during which we were immersed in Shepherd’s private and public writings on mountains and place 📚🍃@CNPPA_UoC
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"Brexit has ruined this country, and now the majority of Britons thinks so too."
RT if you are that majority.
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This is the lovely Jeremy Clarkson. He’s used his show ‘Clarkson’s Farm’ to vilify Badgers as responsible for the spread of bTB and has shot all the Badgers on his farm
He’d hate it if people ‘RT'd’ this and signed the petition to end the Badger cull..
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Our Skiddaw virtual tour is here! See the vast scale of the site, find out about what's already there and learn more about what we're hoping to achieve. You'll also see some cracking views of the Lake District, as you'd expect ⛰️
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#SkiddawForest #LakeDistrict #Cumbria
If I haven't found you, can you find me @circlecross73.bsky.social #folk #traditions #poetry #dancing #morrisdancing #clogdancing
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In just under a month the last of my writing workshops takes place for @cumbriawildlife so book now as we have been fully booked! #naturewriting in a #supportive setting #wellbeing #turningwheel #writing #WritingCommunity
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Outrage as video shows fox caught in 'barbaric' snare trap on King's Sandringham estate
“This snare was placed alongside a rare Chalk Stream which is regularly used by otters”
Repost if you agree there should be a UK wide ban on these devices!
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+ 'THE BOX OF DELIGHTS' 40TH ANNIVERSARY+ At 5pm on Wednesday 21st November 1984, BBC continuity announcer Richard Straker, introduced the first part of a new TV series that would become firmly ingrained in the psyche of a while generation.
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"We put food on your table."
"Well, we teach your kids, look after you when you're sick, clean your streets, empty your bins, deliver your shopping and your mail and care for your parents. We pay our fair share. Why shouldn't you?"
- @amarymclaugh on another platform.
























