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... anonymous sender £1 I would very much like to have the sender s address that I could thank him personally An Unmarried Mother Nature Note NEW YEAR SUNDAY garden have In green December mystic twelve Christmas luck for was formerly with of 12 mlnee similar rite ...
... he says, goes to the inhabitants of Tibet. each of whom consumes on an average between 20 and 30 cups of tea daily. --NATURE NOTE - THE FIRST WALK rpHE towpath was the scene of our first walk • of 1950. the day being grey and chilly, but fine. Coming ...
... the civil wedding and give you God’s blessing” How else could I have decided ? And what would YOU have done my place ? Nature Note MICE QUITE often v field hawthorn hoilv kindred where eoiiKiiined old thrush or sloriti more finliNtaiithtl than uveruge ...
... neither orthodox Jews nor passionate crusaders but who can understand the bread and butter politica of sheer survival. I NATURE NOTE Bare Branches and Bird Song FROM a tall elm came the triumphant song of the mistle-thrush. It was a morning of grey clouds ...
... Babbenhall represent to the it speaks far eloquently townsfolk or to visitors from abroad It represents traditional England -— NATURE NOTE A January Scene AS we went up the long winding lane the view over the neighbouring fields though not extensive became very ...
... his long struggle to master the motor car. He had never, before his sickness even , tried to drive one. Now he set to I NATURE NOTE The First Green Leaves AT this time of the year the countryside is a study in drab greys and browns. Yet the unusual mildness ...
... NATURE NOTE From all over the country conic reports of signs of Spring in what should he mid-winter. Roses are flowering in the open. flowers arc showing months hefore their time. and esen birds have hzen se:n making preparations for nesting time. Nature ...
... NATURE NOTE DAISIES IN JANUARY CIE abnormal mildness of this month so far has brought many surprises out of doors. There are flowers on the blackberry bushes, odd blossoms lingering from last autumn, and the ragwort still bears a few yellow flowers These ...
... majesty of -Johann Sebastian Each Who never thrill mast deeply-felt in listening the wonderful unaccompanied violin Fourth NATURE NOTE When FaU the amuse -ment of our neighbours out into the garden after dark with torch to see what is happening In the insect ...
... NATURE NOTE By a Frozen Pond A THIN sheet of ice covered the pond. holding in its firm grasp duckweed and rushes. Trees, which came down to the water's edge. were still and silent in the morning fog, and the busy twitter of the birds seemed subdued. Alders ...
... value psychologically in uncer THE MEANDERING AVON AT A picturesque view of the Avon at the bridge near Tantara Lodge NATURE NOTE Frost on the Twigs ALKING up the hill with the tangle of the wintry hedgerow on our right we noticed many things of interest ...
... NATURE NOTE Gulls and Greenfinches rilHiE sun, breaking through the clouds, looked down on' a countryside hoary with frost. I walked around Baginton and on the rather unsightly rubbish tip that adjoins the churchyard the water in the pools had frozen ...