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Wonderful storytelling afternoon yesterday from @tales_of_britain_and_ireland at Centre for Folklore Myth & Magic #Todmorden. Retelling of one of my favourites ‘Dead Moon’. If you’re wondering what the old penny and grass mean - you’ll have to listen to the story!Had a lovely day around Knowsley Safari Park. Pity the lions were basking in the sun away from the route but saw some gorgeous beasts #knowsleysafariparkFinally planted my dads fire bucket with his (and my) favourite…Rosemary. Also planted an acer, two varieties of corkscrew hazels and crowned #Medusa with her living snakes #plantingseason #plants #acer #corkscrewhazel #sedummorganianum #happyplace #nature #gardening Finished the evening with a delicious Mediterranean chicken roast with #homemade fetaOur beautiful moorland ponies have graced us with 3 foals so far this season. Our sheep have been scaling the wall to come for a visit with their lambs #moorlandpony #moors #moorland #lambs #foalsRuth Shedwick
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Items now available to purchase from ruthshedwick.com
You can now purchase items from ruthshedwick.com. These currently include personally signed copies of Trembleath, herbs Valerian and Vervain which feature in Trembleath and a special ‘bundle’ gift pack with additional goodies. Continue reading
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Trembleath
After months of hard work, TREMBLEATH is now out for query (from Dec 2012). I’m thrilled and excited with this novel, and I hope you will all enjoy it too. Click on the link above to read an excerpt. Watch the … Continue reading
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