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Tag Archives: Kent
The Shade Of A Tree
If you lay me beneath a tree Then the seasons I’ll watch come and go. The birds will nestle merrily And serenade me as I sleep below. Choose a tree that’s full and tall So in it is shade I … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashes, BBC, death, Kent, life, Radio, reflections, seasons, shade, sky, Tree, Writing
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My First Days As A Public House Landlord
The first pub I took as a tenant of Courage Brewery was in the picturesque village of Headcorn in the Weald of Kent. It was a run-down establishment, commercially just surviving. I was in my early thirties, as fit as … Continue reading
Sheer Terror
In death there is grace. Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, feelings, fright, Health, Kent, life, London Taxi Drver, Mental, questions, Radio, Radio London, reflections, sad, science, Strees, terror, thoughts
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Kent
On still water, a graceful swan does swim. As a horse trots by, its rider upright and trim. A swallow swoops an insect to grab. Why is city life so dull and drab? A fishing rods snaps, a prey … Continue reading
A Washer, A Washer. My Kingdom For A Washer!
Tongue-in-cheek not to be taken seriously, but then again! My proposal of declaring independence for the south-east of England has been put on hold for the sake of a washer! Yes, I kid you not. A simple tap washer. Several … Continue reading
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Tagged America, BBC, Danny Kemp, Europe, Kent, Laugh, London, Plumbing, USA, Washer
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