
Thomas Chippendale we often remember
as the most wonderful cabinet maker
by using mahogany, walnut or oak
he made furniture for the richest folk
often chosen for the homes of the upper crust
to see it, you should join the National Trust

Thomas Chippendale we often remember
as the most wonderful cabinet maker
by using mahogany, walnut or oak
he made furniture for the richest folk
often chosen for the homes of the upper crust
to see it, you should join the National Trust
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A little known fact from history, the reason why Nelson claimed not to see, the signal from the hierarchy was because he didn’t have either a 20 or a 50 p.
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Venus rises from the sea
her classic beauty, quite divine
captured by the painters eye
intriguing viewers over time
coquettish though her stately pose
suggests that though she may be shy
carefully placed pale arms and hands
and one arm resting carefully
leaves one milk white breast exposed
and flowing locks so modestly
preserving her virgin dignity
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How sad, Cheddar Gorge is just a shell of its former self.
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From high up in the hawthorn tree
a beautiful song drifted down to me
I couldn’t see the melodic bird
but instantly knew what I had heard
not a skylark or even nightingale tweet
but a songthrush with its song so sweet.
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During the early to late Middle Ages the general population well, mainly the breadwinner, enjoyed only one holiday each year, invariably a pilgrimage spent visiting a religious shrine. At the numerous pilgrim way service stations or inns catering for the travellers, drinks were served on trays of either wood or metal which were often stolen as souvenirs of the journey, hence the term, gone astray, the owners would thus feel betrayed and hired blonde, ample-breasted, tartan mini-skirted, stocking clad serving wenches in white blouses carrying nine tankards in each hand to serve tables.
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Prospero, Alonso, Ariel and Gonzalo
Caliban, Adrian, even Francisco
if you are wandering from where came these names
then reading,”The Tempest,” should surely be your aim.
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Every Wednesday I post a photo (this week it’s that one above.) You respond with something CREATIVE Here are some suggestions: An answering photo A …
Crimson’s Creative Challenge #282
I can only imagine that Charon is on his Easter break
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