Writing in Suffolk
Robert AshtonSharing my innermost thoughts as I write each day in Suffolk..
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My farming experience started with milk
When I was 14 my dad helped me get a weekend job on a farm at Friston, a few miles from our home. There I helped Fred the cowman with a herd of Jersey cows, which then were milked in a long cowshed. After washing the udder with warm water a...
Where are the fellows who cut the hay?
As we grow older we all begin to think more deeply about the past. Local history societies are largely populated by older people with grey hair, who can seem happier reminiscing than enjoying the challenges of everyday life in the 21st cent...
Encouraging young readers
One of the benefits of organising a book festival, is that you have the opportunity to create additional literary events for different audiences. The other day around 150 youngsters from primary schools in and around Leiston assembled at Le...
Art, or premonition?
I like visiting the Gilbert & George Centre. It’s a short walk from Liverpool Street Station and I try to get there to see each exhibition at least once. This time I took Belinda, who was not impressed and asked what I found so appealing ab...
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Non-fiction author, striving to continue Suffolk's rich tradition of rural writing. Fascinated by how or past can inform our future. Charity trustee & Quaker.
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