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May 6, 2007
by paulwalternewbury
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Peony flowers – now you seem them, now you don't

TweetFor years I have been meaning to take some photos of our Peony flowers. We were fortunate to inherit a couple of Peony plants when we moved house 20 years ago. The flowers are deep red and exceptionally beautiful. However, … Continue reading →

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May 6, 2007
by Paul
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Peony flowers – now you seem them, now you don’t

TweetFor years I have been meaning to take some photos of our Peony flowers. We were fortunate to inherit a couple of Peony plants when we moved house 20 years ago. The flowers are deep red and exceptionally beautiful. However, … Continue reading →

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April 29, 2007
by paulwalternewbury
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The attraction of newts as relief from politics

TweetDuring a brief break from delivering today, I found myself peering down into our small pond at the numerous tadpoles and couple of newts there. It does amaze me that a small pond in a garden surrounded by six foot … Continue reading →

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