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Homebird Prepares To Spread Her Wings
... journey to my final destination which is....erm...erm....no street name, no address, no postcode....Just Rural Africa!!
What I can tell you is I'll be in the Ashanti region (looking for my Ashanti Warrior) and I'll be somewhere near Mpraeso. The nearest towns I think being Kumasi and Nkawkaw. Luckily our volunteer house will have western toilets! No running water mind but its better than crouching over the holes that I will ...
Just a map pin
Gracia, Sant Roc, Sants, Santa Tecla, La Merce – apparently 5 Catalan festivals weren't enough for us this year. We usually go away for my birthday for a few days and this year Julie found a Festa Major in the small town of Altafulla, on the coast just north east of Tarragona with castellers on my birth date. A chance to see a new part of Catalunya and do some birding too. Read ...
Hail to the Bunting
... amount. I couldn’t see any Ring Ouzels at all – in fact there was a dearth of native species with the main birds of note being Pheasant, Red-legged Partridge and worst of all a small flock of Guinea Fowl! They’re not going on my year list.
I’d stayed longer than I’d intended (the wind was greatly reduced here, a couple of miles back from the sea and with the shelter of some tall mature woodland) and thought that Julie might ...
Magical Wales
... Welsh language is thriving, in fact, many English-speaking children cross the border to attend Welsh-speaking schools and kindergartens. North Wales economy seems to be doing well through tourism, as parts of the coast are covered by huge caravan sites.
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Another Big House in the Country
Attingham Park has seen many changes, now gradually being refurbished by the National Trust. The last private owner used to show school parties around herself, then it became an educational institution, owned by Shropshire County Council, now a house and wonderful grounds - designed by Sir Humphrey Repton in the 1700's.
We went to a plant sale in the walled gardens, and lunched in the busy cafe.
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