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Hearth and Home: Timber!

Originally posted on Thorne Moore:
Here’s another post about old houses. Some places have a lot of easily splitable or workable stone, and if you had it, you used it, but elsewhere the most convenient material for building houses was…

My Review of The Luck by Kathy Biggs #TuesdayBookBlog #ADayLate

Book Description: Epic generational saga set in America’s rural west.In 1930s Midwest America iron-willed Beattie and Irish-born Darragh give all they have to their farm, The Luck. Despite its tragic history, and the dark lakeat its heart, they pour love … Continue reading →

Where We Walked @Catrigg Force @YorkshireDales @England #walks #photographs #memories

This was a walk we did twice when we were in the Yorkshire Dales. The second time we were here was by accident. We got lost – surprise, surprise – and came over a hill to find us again at … Continue reading →

A toilet brush, an upside farting elephant, and a free book. Free. #humor #dogs #travel

Originally posted on Barb Taub:
Peri Taub, PTWP (Pandemic Therapist With Paws) has advice for those looking for a therapist pet, and offers comparisons between cats and dogs as therapists. https://youtube.com/shorts/GcZotMKoGz... NOTE from Barb: FREE BOOK anyone? In her upcoming…

And so, with Changing Patterns the Story of the Haworth Trilogy continues: Sequel to Pattern of Shadows and the book before Living in the Shadows. #Excerpt #weekendRead #Promotion #Novelines #Honno

Although all three of the books in the Haworth trilogy are based on the same family, they are also stand alone. And yet, to be completely honest, I do need to add this from one of the reviewers… “This is … Continue reading →

And so, with Changing Patterns the Story of the Haworth Trilogy continues: Sequel to Pattern of Shadows and the book before Living in the Shadows. #Excerpt #weekendRead #Promotion #Novelines #Honno

Although all three of the books in the Haworth trilogy are based on the same family, they are also stand alone. And yet, to be completely honest, I do need to add this from one of the reviewers… “This is … Continue reading →

My Review of Vulcana by Rebecca, F. John #TuesdayBookBlog #Honno

Book Description: On a winter’s night in 1892, Kate Williams, the daughter of a Baptist Minister, leaves Abergavenny and sets out for London with a wild plan: she is going to become a strongwoman. But it is not only her … Continue reading →

Where We Walked – Oxenber & Wharfe Woods #Walks #Photographs @Yorkshire Dales @England #MondayBlogs #Holidays #memories #PathsandStiles

I was promised an easy walk on one of the days. This is it; the Oxenber and Wharf Wood and Feizor walk from Austwick. It should have taken around two hours… we didn’t allow for the stiles. We left Austwick … Continue reading →

Smorgasbord Bookshelf 2023- New Series – Share an Excerpt from one of your published books – #Memoir #Sailing – Plunge by Liesbet Collaert

Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
In this series beginning in August 2023, you are invited to share an excerpt of 500 words from any of your published books . This feature is for any author who has been promoted…

Smorgasbord Book Reviews – June Round Up – #Murder #Mystery N.A Granger, #Nostalgia #History Alex Craigie, #Crime #Thriller Fiona Tarr, #Romance #Venice Tonya Penrose

Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
Another entertaining and interesting reading month and here is a recap of my reviews for June. My review for the book June 6th 2023 What a great story, interesting characters and setting for this…