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Milverton, Halse, Fitzhead and Ash Priors Welcome to the double issue giving us all time to take a breather after the busy and wonderful month of June and the Queen’s totally amazing Platinum Celebrations. Throughout
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Magazine editors are telling me that they have lots of material about our Jubilee celebrations so I should keep this brief. So I just want to say, “amazing, wonderful, superb”. Was it not great to
Continue readingWelcome to the wonderful month that is June….sunshine, flowers in full bloom, insects of all varieties including the bees flying around them, young birds fledging and with the parents maybe starting off a second brood. The
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Back in February we had a very special Evensong in St. Michael’s Church, with In Ecclesia singing, as we celebrated the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth becoming our Queen and now our community celebrates the
Continue readingIn this Merry Month of Maying there is so much to tell you. Also lots happening at the beginning of June with the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee! Therefore, I will simply tell you that there will
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This will be brief as it is being written on Easter weekend, a time of retelling the story of Jesus’s last days, all that He went through and then his death on the cross and
Continue readingWelcome to this wonderful month, when spring is really singing its’ happy tune! Or, rather the birds are! Dawn choruses abound in the hedgerows, up in the trees, with morning and evening being the best
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As I am known for my positivity…hurray, Spring is sprung! It is a joy to see the wonder of God’s creation bursting forth, longer days, warmer nights, summer celebrations like the May Fair, Flower Shows, Fetes and
Continue readingMarch, a very busy month for the move into early spring, festivals of saints, the journey of ourselves that is Lent, a time when it should get a lot warmer to enable spring to show
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At Easter the church will be filled with spring flowers and lilies to celebrate new life.This follows the solemn reflective period of Lent when the church remains bare of floral arrangements. Traditionally, many people like
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