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A table tomb

Derbyshire 41 - North Wingfield/a very stern Norman church/a collapsible watering can/a tv update/and a change of plan

February 16th 2018
Well a theme seems to be developing in the Jones household. Nothing is insignificant was the mantra from my thoughts for the day a few days ago. Today Paramahansa Yogananda tells me that I should " Do little things in an extraordinary way". So today was a day of doing little things. Nothing of any importance . It was just another Friday. The sky was that pale insipid blue when I woke. The sort ... read more
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18th February 2018

Interesting grave
That was a very interesting grave. I like visiting graveyards. I think it is interesting to see how they in various parts of the world treat their loved ones after they have passed away. /Ake
18th February 2018

graves
It's known as a table grave in Britain. They were quite prominent around the 18th century but not many remain in graveyards now. I too love graveyards particularly French and Italian ones. Spend ages reading the inscriptions on them. Fascinating places . Where are you off to next ?
19th February 2018

Next trips
Next blogs will be The Gambia and Senegal. We were there over Christmas and New Year but haven't had time to write the blogs yet. Next trips will be Rome (a weekend) and Budapest (5 days). /Ake
20th February 2018

Rome and Budapest
Hi We love Rome and spent a week there and didn't see everything. Had a day in Budapest - lovely city we enjoyed it very much.

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