The Yellow Light of Remembrance. In 1839, my family left this small village in France to come to the United States. This is just one of the two churches in the village. The other is St Adolphe, which supported my family’s departure and helped them adjust to their new life in a new country. It’s good to know where you came from and where you are going!
Inside St Pierre and St Paul Church, Neuwiller-les-Saverne, France
A story of love and loss and reclaiming identity
A garden diary from the eastern tip of the Isle of Wight
Life in gardens -- old and new.
The incredibly true misadventures of a home gardener.
Cultivating the art of patience while gardening in a small space
photography, poetry
existence & images
Finding the beautiful in the everyday
musings and ramblings on the life and gardening exploits of a suburban 40 something!
The things I love that prompt me into motion
A region, a garden, a frame of mind...
gardening and family life by the sea
Ideas from a Suffolk garden
Growing words about writing, gardening, and outdoors pursuits in Alberta, Canada.
To observe, to be enchanted, and to enjoy the simple stuff in life, is truly a delight.
GAIA'S HEARTBEAT experience the pulsing earth in photos
Telling it like it is! by Victoria LK Williams
Musings about gardening, the natural world and things creative.
Life, nature and photography on a French Hillside
Celebrating gardens, nature, photography and a creative life
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