4 baby #Greenfinches I'm sure this has got to be the latest brood we have ever had fledge coming to our garden, what a treat this morning! They stayed for a while & Mum & Dad had obviously shown them how to get in the feeders before we spotted them. They are regular visitors💚

A #QueenElizabethII #Postbox for #PostboxSaturday 📮 This is in #Llandeilo #Wales not too far from where we’ve been staying for this past week😊 Back home to Dorset today😊

“I see quite clearly that all good things must come to an end. The summer has been splendid, but it has lasted long enough. This morning I welcomed the chill in the air and viewed the falling leaves with cheerfulness.” ~A.A.Milne #Autumn #AutumnEquinox 🍁

The sun helping to make it blindingly clear that sending letters and postcards and membership packs on a Monday makes everyone feel much brighter… 😎😆📮☀️

there’s nothing like the magic of secret doors in the world of Brambly Hedge…

A phone pic of a tiny white feather on a cobweb. The sun making it glisten.

My latest Charnwood Genealogy blog post linked to the #ward family from #ipswich in #suffolk Postcard Traders Association charnwoodgenealogy.wordpress.com/2025/09/23/are…

A different kind of worshipper came to church today.

29th September is #Michaelmas, the feast day of St. Michael and All Angels. The archangel St. Michael is the celestial leader in the fight against evil forces. He is patron saint of policemen, the military and paratroopers. The Aster, or Michaelmas Daisy, is his dedicated flower.

St John's church, Glastonbury peering out of the mist. Photograph taken this morning from Glastonbury Tor on Michaelmas day.

This Saturday (4th), the LONG MELFORD Book Fair (with Postcards and other collectables) is open 9:30-3:30. It’s at the Village Memorial Hall, (off Hall Street, and opposite the Bull Hotel), Long Melford, CO10 9JQ, Suffolk. FREE parking, and refreshments (not free 😜) on offer too

My latest Charnwood Genealogy blog post linked to the #Davies family in #Yorkshire Postcard Traders Association charnwoodgenealogy.wordpress.com/2025/09/29/do-…

“We can’t get down!” cried Roo. “Isn’t it fun? Tigger and I are living in a tree, like Owl, and we’re going to stay here for ever and ever. “How did you get there, Roo?” “On Tigger’s back! And Tiggers can’t climb downwards, because their tails get in the way.” ~A.A.Milne #Sunday

What a terrific postcard fair choice this coming week: Canterbury, Teddington, and / or Thornton Hough 🤔

The Harvest moon was vast and gold over Old Fox's Dorset, soaring over the banks of Michaelmas daisies, over bramble and oak, thatch and hurdle, chalk and flint, plough and apple and earth. Walking from Stinsford, where he'd attended a concert in the church, Old Fox stood still

I'm sure I don't have to tell you what Marshall thinks of me pestering him every day with the treatment. His eyes say it all!😁 As you can see, after a complete course of several drugs, 4 weeks of daily creaming and bathing, the mange has gone and his spines and fur are growing

Have you got connections to the COLE family? #FamilyHistory #OldPhotos

New Blog🎡🎡The Billinghay Feast🎡We do hope that you enjoy our experiment with AI. Do let us know what you think🎡 #FamilyHistory #Genealogy #FamilyTraditions #OnePlaceStudy #Billinghay #Lincolnshire familyhistorystories.blog/2025/10/10/the…

Do you have Bloomfield or Neal families among your Ancestors? Can you help Simon? #OldPhotos #FamilyHistory

Oh wow wow 😳 😍don’t think we’ll ever get another visitor like this in our garden! It’s a white-cheeked turaco (Menelikornis leucotis) (Thanks to Wikipedia)Look at top of bird feeders!!! & Keep watching!!!😄Dorset Wildlife Trust #Dorset #Beaminster