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Introducing: Walking in the World

19 January 2015

Ariadne’s Thread has been slightly neglected of late. I didn’t mean for that to happen, but sometimes a break is good for the soul, and “Introducing: Walking in the World”

CrocusShadowsSt James the Less

Gladness!

19 January 2015

My first crocus of 2015! One of the first flowers to come up each year, the crocus is said to be a powerful symbol of gladness “Gladness!”

Coombe Wood

Tree Stripes

18 January 2015

The snow that was forecast hasn’t materialized, so the woods were drenched in stripey sunlight when I went out for an afternoon walk. All was “Tree Stripes”

Hadleigh

Sacred Ground

17 January 2015

I decided to combine business with pleasure (again), so after dropping my boots off at the shoe repair in Hadleigh this morning, I wandered over “Sacred Ground”

Ikea

Ikea Counts

16 January 2015

As anyone who has ever shopped at Ikea can attest, navigating through the store counts as a real walk. Yes, I know it is already a “Ikea Counts”

Hart Pet Supplies

In Village Life, Small Things Matter

15 January 2015

I’ve been showing you around Thundersley because it’s home to me, and it’s where I walk most days. I also want my family and friends “In Village Life, Small Things Matter”

FriendshipMichigan

Walking together, sort of…

14 January 2015

Thundersley was sunny, glorious and cold* this morning. I had picked up some fresh lemon grass and curry powder from Foods of Asia for a friend, so I walked “Walking together, sort of…”

BeadsBodkinsknitting

Walking to the Pretty Things

13 January 2015

I’m lucky. I live in village that has its own wool shop (aka haberdashery), and the shop has been a big part of my life for “Walking to the Pretty Things”

Coombe WoodTrees

Wandering into Antiquity

12 January 2015

We live on the very edge of old woodlands. Very old woodlands, in fact, once attached to a royal manor belonging to King John. The “Wandering into Antiquity”

Little Free Library

An Unexpected Read

11 January 2015

I didn’t want to go for a walk today. Seriously. I’m busy here at home, and it is warmer inside than out, so I really “An Unexpected Read”

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