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Describe the clearest, most vivid memory of your childhood….. I consider myself to be lucky; I can remember back to the age of about 3 years old. Visiting my Great Grandmother, She was poorly, mainly due to being elderly, when … Continue reading →

A fascinating read, with some useful concepts for time management and clearing those backlogs! Written in simple and easy to understand language. – Be able to declare a ‘backlog’ of work – Be aware that having a priority list can … Continue reading →

The Society of Genealogist Fair have teamed to host the Who Do you think you are ? Live The entrance fee has increased from £8 to £20 per person, but there is a special offer on at the moment of … Continue reading →

I spotted this on Flickr. Fascinating blog, all about old books – perfect!

Catching up on my Journaling and Live Journaling. I read these three last month, they were a poor attempt to reduce mount TBR! Stately Pursuits by Katie Fforde Hetty goes to housesit for Great Uncle Samuel, the house is falling … Continue reading →

NSSEB April 2007 Originally uploaded by AnglersRest. My NSSEB pressie from Amarula40

Hestercombe Gardens 027Originally uploaded by AnglersRest. It was a beautiful day so decided to take advantage of the great weather and visit Hestercombe Gardens (http://www.hestercombegardens.com) in Cheddar Fitzpaine near Taunton. This is one of my favourite photos and is of … Continue reading →

Bricks & Mortals, 11-11.30am Starting 9th March Radio 4. Series of 4. Series bringing the past to life through historic buildings and the imaginary lives of the ordinary people who lived there. Series of 4.http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/bricksandmortals/

NSSVS Feb 2006 Originally uploaded by AnglersRest. I simply have no willpower and opened up my pressie early this morning. Thanks wilksie for two books from my wish list and a selection of goodies!

Kitchen Floor Originally uploaded by AnglersRest. Over the weekend we decided to crack on with the kitchen/breakfast room. It is a huge room, 27 foot, but was originally two rooms when the house was built in 1896. At some point, … Continue reading →