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  1. Self referential book anecdotes

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    Feel like telling a story or two that both relate to previous 'book' blogs.

  2. International Orchid day

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    Who knew... apparently today (first Thursday in September) is international orchid day. https://orchidsinfo.eu/en/tag/international-orchid-day/ All my cloud forest species are sulking and dropping leaves thanks to the insane hot weather we've had between…

  3. On English churches (part 1A) - Return to Kilpeck

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    I said in my original blog on Kilpeck I should return and learn more.

  4. Operation Sea Lion and Worcestershire defences

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    The battle of France is over.

  5. Moses Itauma vs. Filip Hrgovic

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    Why is a guy who normally writes about old churches, WWII defences and ancient sites suddenly writing about heavy weight boxing?

  6. On English churches (part 7) - Old St Bartholomew’s - Sapey

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    Been a bit church heavy on the last few blogs, but not to worry, there is more old metal and concrete from WWII posts coming soon.

  7. On English churches (part 6) - St Mary the Virgin - Welsh Newton

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    Something of a sequel to Part2 - Garway.

  8. On English churches (part 5) - St James’ (sort of)

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    St James' Church in Tedstone Delemere Herefordshire We are the Village Green Preservation Society (Ooh, ooh, ooh) The Kinks - The Village Green Preservation Society.

  9. Neolithic Ireland - (Ardgroom stone circle)

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    Down the road a bit (and by road I mean overgrown single track with grass in the middle) from the ogham stone is the Ardgroom stone circle and the only other stone circle I got to see on this trip.

  10. Ancient Irish graffiti and a standing stone

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    As a fairly regular 'stone botherer' I'll always try to see some stone circles, burial mounds, landscape features etc when I'm out and about somewhere.