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- Lucy
- Brittany, France
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My blogs of days gone by, their onlie begetters being no more.
OUT WITH MOL - thirty words a day on walking the dog.
COMPASSES - 'Handbook for Explorers', and 'Questions', with Joe Hyam.
COMPASSES - 'Handbook for Explorers', and 'Questions', with Joe Hyam.
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The retired life2 days ago
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Clearing the decks for action4 days ago
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Contraction1 week ago
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“The walls between us all must fall…”3 months ago
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Summer's End, New Beginnings1 year ago
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Encounters with the Soul - Final Part1 year ago
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Home Before Night1 year ago
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CAFE ENCOUNTER1 year ago
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die Ohrenentzündung1 year ago
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2022, cover to cover1 year ago
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Happy Anniversary2 years ago
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Week in Seven Words #5842 years ago
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Jean PINAULT2 years ago
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Now the Year Is Over2 years ago
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A Flood of Seascapes3 years ago
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Final post3 years ago
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The blue file box #33 years ago
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Bonnet Jughead4 years ago
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Confinement4 years ago
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What am I supposed to do4 years ago
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Transition time5 years ago
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Talking About Cancer No 56 years ago
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Je recherche...6 years ago
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i made a thing!!!6 years ago
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In The Outer Reaches7 years ago
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New Year’s Eve 20167 years ago
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Devices8 years ago
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October8 years ago
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Clap de Fin8 years ago
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caras8 years ago
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Close up, frailty and tomatoes10 years ago
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- More precious than rubies...
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- In which I pretend to be a techno-minded person
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- Where I'm from; at halfway.
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- Duck!
- Perhaps... (three more things at Le Légué)
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- Bittersweet
- Reedmace - an englyn
- Lovely Laura
- Le Légué. Tea at L'eau Rouge.
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11 comments:
what a handsome duck - what disturbed her?
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Awesome :D
(ducking) Whew, that was close...
Ducky!
Ah, if only one could fly (she said, unoriginally...)
The photos on your blog appeal to me very much. You have a very ggod eye. Thanks for sharing.
All the very best.
It's funny - I always forget that this is what a duck looks like prior to winding up on my plate. I can't make the connection because it's covered with feathers, not orange sauce.
Great pics. Do you EVER take a lousy shot?!
I still recall my surprise when I was a very small child, perhaps 4 years old, being addressed by a friendly woman as "ducky" a term of endearment, with which I was unfamiliar at the time. Your daily posts are something to look forward to.
Flippety flap...and yet what dignity..
Thanks again gentle readers.
The duck lived at the place where we were staying by Mont St Michel in September. All the fowls wandered through the garden of the gites, but the ducks were shyer than the hens. I don't think it was very easy for them to perch on the fence with webbed feet!
Aw! this is great!
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