I’ve chosen to reblog this beautiful post from Sue, as it’s a timely reminder of what this world and its inhabitants have to offer.
For the past few years, I have been immersed in the folklore and history, traditions and myths of my land in a way I had never expected. This is not the country of governments and politics, nor the land of business and traffic jams or socio-economic divides. This is the deep well of life accessible to all.
I have seen and shared the growth of bluebells under the trees, the chalk cut figures spanning millennia, the hillsides and skies, the wildflowers, valleys and groves. I have danced the serpentine dance and walked barefoot where legends tell a dragon was slain. I have gazed upon living history in brick and stone, traced the human story in the earth and told tales of long ago.
The land itself has changed me, I think, or else awoken me to a deeper vision of the world that has, like the buried treasure of some…
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Thank you very much for reblogging this, Kim. It is very much appreciated.
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Ahh Sue. I only wish I could do more.❤️
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What is being done goes so much further than you realise ❤
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Thank you for sharing this lovely post, Kim.
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My pleasure Robbie!
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This is such an awesome post. Thanks for sharing it.
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Sue is a wonderful writer!
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A lovely reblog, Kim. Sue is going through so much at the moment, but her writing remains beautiful and inspiring.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Sue and Mary are just incredible women who blow me away!
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Thank you for sharing Sue’s post. Wow! She always reflects and inspires, doesn’t she?
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She really does.
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😍
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