The following lines are taken from our village newsletter. It is of various quotes from the children.
Jesus enunciated the golden rule, which says do unto others before they do it to you. He also explained a man doth not live by sweat along.
The people who followed the Lord were called the 12 Decibels.
The Epistles were the wives of the Apostles.
St Paul cavorted to Christianity, he preached Holy Acrimony which is another name for Marriage.
Christians only have one spouse. This is called Monotony.
We have a lot to learn from children.
Sunday, 6 December 2009
Sunday, 29 November 2009
Holiday time in Wales
This part of Wales is renouned for its name.
The translation is under the name plate.
We had a lovely restful time there this October.
Fun things
Hi I am always working on something.
My hands do not know the meaning of being still.
These little fellows have left home here and taken up residence with new owners.
I will show more next time.
Sunday, 20 September 2009
Quote of the day
"By recollecting the pleasures formerly,
I renew them,
I enjoy them a second time,
while I laugh at the rememberance of
troubles now past,and which I no longer feel."
Giacomo Gasanova
(Venetian Writer )
I renew them,
I enjoy them a second time,
while I laugh at the rememberance of
troubles now past,and which I no longer feel."
Giacomo Gasanova
(Venetian Writer )
Thursday, 6 August 2009
Sky Watch Friday 44
The Church that is Shrinking their Carbon Footprint.
This is a picture of St Denys Church in Sleaford , taken from the third floor of the hub.
The reason you are seeing this view is because the church has had 54 Solar Photovoltaic panels installed on to the church roof.
If you click on the picture you can see the sunshine glinting on the panels, under the top eight arch windows, over the first roof.
The installation was not without difficulty as being a listed building, installation needed to meet several requirements. One of these was that the panels must not interfere or alter the church structure in any way or be visible from the ground.
This is the biggest installation on a church in the country and the first church in Lincolnshire to take this step in environmental concerns.
The aim is to reduce the locations carbon footprint by 40% by 2050 by using the created electricity to supply the National Grid.
Credit is given to the Curate Rev Cullimore who headed the campaign and applied for 95% external funding from two Grant Sources.
The total cost was £56,000.
A television visit has been made to record the project.
While a programme of Songs of Praise, recorded in St Denys church,led by Aled Jones will be broad caste on 30 August to mark this occasion.
To see many more Skies from around the world just click on the Sky Watch Banner in my side bar on the right.
To enjoy many other strange and wonderful cloud pictures, just click on the Cloud Appreciation Society banner in the right side bar.
Sky Watch was brought to us by Dot and Tom.
It has had millions of participants and viewers over the years, tuning in each week to share the wonders in the skies from all around the world.
Dot and Tom have moved on and leave the running and maintenance in the careful hands of a team of volunteers. Thanks are there for Dot and Tom and also given to the dedicated team of volunteers.
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Sky Watch Friday 43
Good evening everyone.
A while ago I showed you our church surrounded and supported by scaffolding, due to the
damage to the spire in the quake we experienced.
The vane was taken to be re gilded while the spires repairs were being made and then into the local junior
school so that all the children could jump over it.
A tale to tell their own children, that they had jumped over the church vane.
Each child was assisted to jump by two teachers, while a third held the vane to the school floor.
The repairs have now been completed and Lord L ,(my other half) took the above church photos for tonight post.
Today has been unusual weather wise, we started with brilliant sunshine, followed by heavy rain, then back to the
sunshine, then rain and hail stones. No matter as you can see we are left with lovely skies this evening.
The apple tree in our garden.
To enlarge the picture just click on it.
To see many more Sky Watch Pictures from around the world, click on the Sky Watch Banner in my side bar on the right.
Sky Watch Friday, a meme designed by Dot and Tom, for like minded people around the world to freely share the pleasures
of each other skies. Dot and Tom have since retired from the theme.
There are more volunteers now who weekly monitor and supervise the seam free running of the meme.
When you see the number of participants in Sky Watch, do reflect on the fact that these people visit every blog posted.
Thanks are sent to them all for their time and work.
Thursday, 23 July 2009
Sky Watch friday 42
Red Sky at night sailors delight.
Lower left is the sun set on Wednesday night.
Today Thursday has been so nice, we travelled to Heckington to see one of the few remaining eight sailed windmills, in Lincolnshire.
It is a Tower Mill dated to 1830, see top left picture and lower right, to designs by Michael Ingeldew.
It was repaired in 1890 and ceased working in 1942. A huge amount of money has been spent bringing it to the standard
you see today. It is a tourist centre and part of the Heritage trail.
Top right is a cloud over our home later this evening.
To enlarge the picture just click on it.
To see more Sky Watch Pictures from around the world, click on the Sky Watch Banner in my side bar on the right.
There are many volunteers taken over from Dot and Tom the founders of this meme. Thanks to them all fpr their time and energies in maintaining a smooth running this weekly event.
Tuesday, 14 July 2009
Sky Watch Friday 41
Welcome to the City of Lincoln.
We went to Lincoln to see what the Cathedral would look like, second top right picture,
to the left in the same picture with the square rampart is Lincoln Castle.
You can enlarge the picture by clicking your mouse on it.
The first picture is of The Glory Hole, a bridge spanning the river, which leads to
Brayford Wharf in the city its self.
The Tudor fronted shop, which dates back years is The Old Coffee shop.
In winter its lovely to walk past when the coffee beans are being roasted.
A requirement is a detour in for a cuppa.
The day started sunny and clear. Two hours later there was a marked change and
I took the cloud shots.
There was a small shower enough to use you car wipers to clear the
screen then it was over, for us at least.
To see many more Sky Watch pictures from around the world just click on the Sky Watch Banner
in my side bar on the right.
Dot and Tom had the inspiration for forming Sky Watch as a meme, bringing people from around
the world together to share the wonders of the skies.
They have both moved to pastures new and a team of volunteers now monitor and assist the seam free
running of sky watch.
It takes many hours of their time. Thank you all your work is much appreciated.
Monday, 13 July 2009
Daily Literary Quote
" Remember that happiness is as contagious as gloom.
It should be the first duty of those who are happy to
let others know of their gladness".
By Maurice Maeterlinck
Belgian Writer
This was such a lovely quote that I wanted to share it with you.
It should be the first duty of those who are happy to
let others know of their gladness".
By Maurice Maeterlinck
Belgian Writer
This was such a lovely quote that I wanted to share it with you.
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