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Denise Smith writes: 'My son was on his way to sample the delights of possum pie in New Zealand when he was knocked off his motorbike by the seemingly universal menace of ‘a woman in a Chelsea Tractor’.' read more..
Carol Ogborn has been spared the snow, but has twitchers to deal with... read more..
Caroline Cash does odd jobs in arctic temperatures read more..
'Even in the most severe winter they may be seen, bleached-white and pyramidal-shaped, drifting on the waters of the small loch, three-hundred yards to the south of our house...' read more..
Anthea Rogers knows how to keep the signs of Spring going all through the Winter. read more..
A trip to the Regal to watch War Horse brings Jill Dewey's family history to life. read more..
Diane Trembath welcomes Pumpkin to her new patch. read more..
Countryside blogger Kath Jones dodges fallen trees on a belated Christmas mission and assesses the damage in the garden. read more..
'The start of February in my mind always heralds the start of spring' writes Countryside blogger Julie Lyons. read more..
Walking with her dog Topsy gives Caroline Cash a new perspective of the village. read more..
'Not every gundog is to the manner born' says Countryside blogger Diane Trembath. read more..
On the steep hill behind the house, badgers have arrived... read more..
Jill Dewey gets round to clearing out her hoarder Dad's old shed. read more..
Conducting the festive goings-on with two Spaniels at your feet requires a certain amount of attention, writes Denise Smith. read more..
The world has gone topsy turvy for Carol Ogborn. read more..
'Over the years, once the Christmas decorations came down it was time to think about seed buying for the next season' writes Anthea Rogers. read more..
Kath Jones' veg has suffered from the frost, snow, rain, hail and gale force winds read more..
Julie Lyons makes a resolution to get out on the horse more in 2012. read more..
In the New Forest, it’s a case of don’t look up for a very busy Carol Ogborn. read more..
From the blogs: In the Lake District, Ted Hudson remembers a farming neighbour. read more..
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