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Princess Poppy was rescued with a nasty case of lungworm 🪱
We managed to get to Poppy in the early stages, after some medicine and yummy fish, she was back to good health and released back into the wild! 🌊
Take care little Princess Poppy!👋🏼
June Brazier retweeted
A foggy, still day. The sun did break through the ether for a while but it has now gone & a chill has descended.
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Kilgerran Head, Roseland - nice to finally catch up with 2 of the many Snow Buntings around at the moment in Cornwall. @CBWPS1
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On back Carpark duty with my Emotional Support Cone.
Some cats have teddy bears.
Some have favourite blankets.
I’ve got a traffic management device.
Don't judge me.
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Naughty dog escaped through the hedge and ran off I couldn’t get her back at all. She was very pleased with herself. I’m not happy at all 🤨🐾🐾💖
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Blackpool will pay its respects at the annual Remembrance Sunday Service from 10am tomorrow, 8 November, at the War Memorial.
The service will begin at 10.55am with a two minutes’ silence, followed by a service of remembrance and a traditional wreath-laying ceremony.
At approximately 11.45am, a short parade will take place to conclude the commemoration.
Please note:
🌺 Entry into the war memorial arena and seating area is for invited and pre-registered guests only
🌺 Public viewing will be available around the perimeter of the arena on a standing-only basis
🌺 Members of the public who wish to lay a personal wreath may do so after the service has concluded
ℹ️ bit.ly/remembranceblackpool
*Timings are subject to change.
June Brazier retweeted
Picasso's portrait of his daughter Maya is from 1943. 'I had just turned eight; my mother had ordered a dress from Dior in brown velvet with a lace collar from Caen.' The classic face-on portrait was inspired in part by his study of Puvis de Chavannes and possibly Ingres.
June Brazier retweeted
This famous First World War painting of a soldier cradling a dying horse is titled 'Good-bye, Old Man' (1916).
Artist: Fortunino Matania (1881–1963) ♥️♥️
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The same artist who painted The Scream also painted this.
Edvard Munch's The Sun is almost its opposite: bright and full of life.
Munch painted darkness, but also light. Life always gives you a second chance.
June Brazier retweeted
Where’s Waldobert? - 12th century, Bibliothèques d'Amiens Métropole, Ms. 108, f. 254r
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Hi all, a reminder that this week’s theme, in celebration of Bram Stoker’s birthday on 8th November, is:
ALL THINGS GOTHIC!
Bring your posts to the hashtag #FolkloreSunday for a repost after 10:30 am GMT.
See you then, Maude xx
Image: Tristan Elwell
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Civilized folk enjoying a crisp evening walk along Saltburn beach 🥰 – at Saltburn-by-the-Sea, England
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Autumnal stained glass at the former home of the Haworth mill owning Merrall family, Longlands Hall, now the village’s Youth Hostel.
