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Macclesfield
Joined January 2008
... Four years ago an enormous beech tree fell in the woods, as @higgledygarden Ben will remember very well. The extra light has changed the woods, in some places. I've written about it here... What do you think, friends? What should we do, if anything? open.substack.com/pub/suebee…
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This. Is. Phenomenal. Corrie characters aghast at “London?”
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Replying to @suebecks @LTHEchat
I’m smiling now Sue because that was the workshop that really challenged us being in an auditorium . It was in 2010 and there’s still a trace of it at guerillanarratives.pbworks.c… but don’t hold your breath - so much is ephemeral ;) Glad you enjoyed it ! It was the end of a series 😂
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'Pegasus', one of artist Helga Stentzel's clothesline animals #WomensArt
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"Blue bird," by contemporary painter Daniela Vasileva #WomensArt 🐦
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I find it quite upsetting that Thr**ds is appropriating lovely and functional emoticons like 🧵but hopefully not🪡
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UK textile and embroidery artist, Collette Kinley's original, award winning garden/allotment embroidery design #WomensArt
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“The kindest person in the room is often the smartest.” A brilliant and powerful address.
College graduation speeches are often evergreen. They can be given at any time, similar from decade to decade. Which is why Illinois Governor J. B. Pritzker’s “How To Spot An Idiot” at Northwestern’s graduation is so genius. It is the speech for TODAY
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Just checked and no record is made of abstentions in UK Parliament - some hiding occurring :(
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The HOOPOE bird’s name is trebly onomatopoeic. Its name in English and both halves of its scientific name Upupa epops—which derive from its name in Latin, upupa, and its name in Greek, epops—are all meant to recreate its call.
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