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Winchett Dale
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Finally got my own Matlock!
Stunningly saztaculous ceramic @MatlockHare piece made by Jacqui Lovesey.
Check out the great contrasting glazes on the fur and clothes.
So glad to welcome him into my little Winchett Dale collection!
ALT Ceramic "Matlock the Hare" with a dripple and other Winchett Dalefolk!
Tribute to my Dad - Peter Lovesey - who passed away at home last week. Disliked sentiment of any kind, but I'm tweeting this out, anyway. Tara, Dad
telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2…
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This Labour government could have taxed the very wealthiest in our society.
It is disgraceful that they are choosing to go after the poor and disabled instead.
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Carved ivory netsuke depicting a mouse traveler, attributed to the 19th century, Japan. Signed by Gyokuseki.
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If you fancy delving into some escapism and haven’t yet found the saztaculous world of Winchester Dale, this is well worth subscribing to 😊
It's here! Our brand new #substack newsletter - your weekly hug from Winchett Dale. substack.com/@matlockthehare…
It's here! Our brand new #substack newsletter - your weekly hug from Winchett Dale. substack.com/@matlockthehare…
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On the 5th day of Foxmas @EleonoraSberg brings you foxes in the snow in Oxford ! #12DaysofFoxmas
#FoxOfTheDay
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Lovely little Romano-British brooch in the form of a hare.
The artisan who made this brooch some 1,900 years ago, gave the hare a cheerful little face! 😍
Copper alloy decorated with enamel. 📷 British Museum britishmuseum.org/collection…
#Archaeology
ALT Romano-British brooch in the form of a crouching hare, viewed from the side with head to the right. The hare has one long ear, a slightly curved incised mouth, and two curved legs (one back and one front). The brooch is cast from copper alloy (bronze), now grey in colour. The body is inlaid with green enamel with four copper-alloy decorative dots in the green enamel. The head is decorated with a circular green enamel inlay, at the centre of which is a copper-alloy dot for the eye.
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What a filthy morning #StormBert has produced, but this young Leveret, slightly stunned by the weather, brightened the morning while moving fences! It hunkered back down in the shelter of the fresh break.
#romanyherefords #monitorfarm26
Crumlush :)
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🧵 I've put together this thread to show just how much flooding has happened around the world, and this is only for the month of September—and it's not even over yet! Please share this because I don't think the message is getting out there.
Türkiye...
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#StandingStoneSunday September sunrise over the Harold Stone on Skomer Island, #Pembrokeshire, looking across Jack Sound
This early Bronze Age stone is sited for the midsummer solstice sunrise, which is framed by a notch in the nearby outcrop
📷 My own, last week
