30 April 2007
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The two litre bottles that fizzy drinks such as coke and lemonade are often sold in are very handy in the garden. They will work well as miniature cloches, we have plastic spikes that will turn them into slow watering … Continue reading
29 April 2007
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The picture which I used to invite comments on Thursday’s posting about online anonymity was of a peach tree blossoming under a protective cover at RHS Rosemoor in Devon. It was taken last April using my point and shoot camera, … Continue reading
28 April 2007
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I keep abreast of a large number of blogs using the free online service provided by Bloglines. For a long time I have limited myself to one hundred feeds, which are visible on my Blogroll. However, inspired by last week’s … Continue reading
27 April 2007
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I have written a lot this week so am going to fall back on one of my recent blog gleanings today. I came across photos from an event organised by WWF in China, where they illustrated how much exhaust gas … Continue reading
26 April 2007
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In comments on Tuesday’s entry, I promised a short rant on the topic of Internet anonymity. I recognise that the Internet is a relatively anonymous place for communication. Unless virtual contacts turn into face to face meetings, nobody knows who … Continue reading
25 April 2007
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If you are reading this directly on my website rather than via some kind of news reader, you will notice that the letters now have greater vertical spacing and hence more room to breathe. I have read about the joys … Continue reading
24 April 2007
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One of the thoughts I picked up at last week’s Lewisham Bloggers get-together was that my commenting system appears somewhat arcane to the uninitiated. Follow the invitation, click on the picture and, Shazam!, you will find yourself gazing at one … Continue reading
23 April 2007
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Meeting with the rest of the ‘Teeth in a pub last night, we noted the white and red of the English flag decorating the place. That was leading up to today, 23 April: St George’s Day. Background information can be … Continue reading
22 April 2007
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Last night I took a chunk of the worship team from my church down to play a concert for a youth weekend (related to e:vent) at Carrotty Wood, an outdoor activity centre near Tonbridge in Kent. We played a set … Continue reading
21 April 2007
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I am back from tonight’s meeting of Lewisham bloggers, which I posted about yesterday. I am just waiting for midnight to roll around and then I can publish this entry, taking care of my Saturday blogging and possibly being the … Continue reading