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  • BeeLadyB BeeLady

    Reading a hyper local book, beautifully written touching on many aspects of life here. The farm she writes of goes on, run by the 4th generation.
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    AndyD
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    @BeeLady
    Just googled your 'Valley of the Poets', and images; what a lovely area of the US it looks.

    Ventosa viri restabit

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    • A AndyD

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      So I was browsing the charity shops of Durham City, and found that one is moving. Selling off stock, 10 books/cds for a pound, to eliminate moving costs. 10p a book!
      This is the most lovely gardening book, though for the larger English garden, I guess it can be applied anywhere.
      MrsA is our gardener, I prune the trees, hedge, lawn. This is an inspirational book however, beautifully painted plans to go with photos...
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      @AndyD I’ve heard of that book. Now that I saw your photos, I want a copy!..

      10 p??? What a bargain

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        Gotta love browsing our charity shops. Book's like new, and the other seven were near fine. Got to ten by selecting a Mozart and a mandolin CD.
        Made my day, countering the 20p/litre jump in diesel price.

        Ventosa viri restabit

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            Steve Miller
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            Also from a thrift store, this book chronicles wooden boat building in/around Lake Muskoka, Ontario, Canada, 1900 through about 1970.

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            Beautiful things they are, and the photographs are wonderful!

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              So I was browsing the charity shops of Durham City, and found that one is moving. Selling off stock, 10 books/cds for a pound, to eliminate moving costs. 10p a book!
              This is the most lovely gardening book, though for the larger English garden, I guess it can be applied anywhere.
              MrsA is our gardener, I prune the trees, hedge, lawn. This is an inspirational book however, beautifully painted plans to go with photos...
              20260311_063654.jpg
              20260311_070228.jpg
              20260311_063906.jpg
              20260311_071345.jpg
              20260311_064112.jpg

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              BeeLady
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              @AndyD This book makes my heart sing!

              "Wealth is like manure; spread it around and it makes everything grow; pile it up, and it stinks."
              MillCityGrows.org

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                I started reading this but, I found myself with little time to do so because I am practicing so much! 😊

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                  Also from a thrift store, this book chronicles wooden boat building in/around Lake Muskoka, Ontario, Canada, 1900 through about 1970.

                  IMG-5338.jpg

                  Beautiful things they are, and the photographs are wonderful!

                  IMG-5339.jpg

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                  AndyD
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                  @Steve-Miller
                  There are still a couple of launch builders here in England.
                  https://landamores.co.uk/project/slipper-launch/

                  Ventosa viri restabit

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                    Listening to this:

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                    I finished the English history book and am still (re)reading Shirer’s Rise and Fall.

                    Funny to go back and forth between Weimar and Hitler’s Germany.

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                      @Steve-Miller
                      There are still a couple of launch builders here in England.
                      https://landamores.co.uk/project/slipper-launch/

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                      Beautiful things!

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