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Dear readers,

In case you would like to read my essay about the East Anglian Fairs on paper, it will feature in this anthology next year. You can pre-order using the link below.

Thanks to all my friends and family and to Jon Woolcott of L...

12 days ago
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Horse Shit

I’ve started sharing a horse again, and it’s a good discipline. I get up at 7am, gather my things and cycle up the hill, hopefully not into a head wind. I get to the yard and the stable is full of horse shit. Yesterday the minx shat in her...

16 days ago
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Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit-Rabbit-Rabbit

I was recently interviewed by David Eastaugh of the C86 Show (part of Future Radio in Norwich) about the old days. We covered so much. I expect he needed a pint of Courage afterwards.

And in case you’re wondering what I am rabbiting on ab...

22 days ago
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Surprised by the Truth

Imagine you go to a place you’ve never been to before. A large house, you feel you know, full of smiling warm faces belonging to people you don’t know but feel you do. A verdant park full of truth seeking jays. They are waiting, waiting for...

a month ago
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A Fierce Donkey

My mother once told me that an Irish man told her she had a ‘fierce donkey’. But the word fierce in Ireland is not used to mean aggressive or angry, rather it is used as an intensifier, as in ‘It’s fierce cold today.’

Donkeys did a lot of...

a month ago
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    Nancy Thompson was born in a commune in Norfolk. When not writing or teaching, she enjoys riding other people’s horses.

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