Writing in Suffolk
Robert AshtonSharing my innermost thoughts as I write each day in Suffolk..
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Yesterday, I wished for a moment that I smoked
My late father-in-law was a smoker, and being a farmer and careful with his money, would roll his own. I thought of him yesterday when I finished planting daffodil bulbs, stretched and looked at the way the autumn sun was filtering through ...
I've made a decision
When I turned 60, I decided to return to learning to play the piano and started taking weekly lessons. It was tough, but I stuck at it and eventually worked my way up to passing ABRSM Grade 4 in both playing, and music theory.
Eco-house?
I had reason to visit new housing development yesterday, and while there was invited to tour their show home, a tastefully fitted out house with five bedrooms and three bathrooms over three floors. The fruit on the dining room table, remind...
There's something about autumn light
Suffolk writer and farmer Adrian Bell wrote a weekly column for the Eastern Daily Press, and another Suffolk writer, Ronald Blythe wrote a weekly column for the Church Times. Both wrote simply and clearly about the natural world as they exp...
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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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