Tracing Rainbows

Got to the church office this morning and unloaded all my stuff [and apologised to Susan, our Premises Manager for making such a mess!] I h...

There are plans for a massive expansion of the residential area to the edge of our village. Neither of us can go to tonight's meeting [...

Katiecakes, here , has a blog giveaway of a great looking cookbook. In order to qualify, you have to link to her blog and also supply an un...

Knowing that Liz was bringing some books to Cornerstones [part of our Lambeth Libraries Literary Prize] I didn't actually take anything ...

Garrison Keillor, one of  my favourite writers, explains at length about the noble virtues, and superior taste, of home-grown tomatoes. H...

This morning we drove to the nearby town of Aylsham to church. John of Gaunt is pictured on the town sign, as he was Lord of the Manor he...

My grandmother was fond of quoting this couplet “ Satan trembles when he sees … the weakest Christian on his knees” Satan must be absolu...

We have been reading Jonah in our daily Bible readings, and one verse – part of Jonah’s prayer from the belly of the whale, keeps going ro...

After a brief stop at the Norfolk Lavender Centre, to pick up a few plants, we arrived at Hunstanton – a lovely little seaside resort on the...

The Pastor is enjoying his holiday!

We had a lovely time with Jean and Chris – and Chris kindly brought me some pink carnations – and thoughtfully also gave me a vase to put th...

After our very late night, stargazing, we went off to Fakenham again this morning to look at the market. Stopped en route to pick some mo...

After a delicious meal, and great conversation at the home of our friends Bob and Freda, we walked home through the village, marvelling at t...

A collage of pictures from our day out in Norwich. Reading clockwise from top left– some lovely Art Nouveau tiles at the entrance to the...