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Monthly Archives: August 2012
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner; when you are force fed such literary pieces as a child, you sadly forget these gems
I am probably fooling myself when I say I went to theatre far more in my BC (before children) days but I have recently decided I do not go nearly enough and I want to introduce my sons to the … Continue reading
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Tagged actor, Lyme Regis, marine theatre, performer, shanty theatre company, stage performance, the ancient mariner, theatre
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The Author and the Country Fair. A poem by Sophia Moseley
When I decided to have a stand at the Mid Somerset Country Fair aka the Shepton Mallet Fair, not only was I going in blind never having done a country fair before but I made the mistake of allowing my … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, book sales, country Stalls, Mid Somerset Festival, Shepton Mallet Fair, showground
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The Great Dorset Chilli Festival,
It’s always a risk taking your children to an event that is predominantly food related, especially if it is a food type they are unlikely to try either on the day or in the future, but with a positive tweet … Continue reading
Posted in Family Days Out
Tagged cayenne pepper, Dorset chilli festival, Dorset naga, festiva, food, jalapeno, Mariachi band, Mexico, spice, St Giles House & Parkland
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