• Chris's Book

    'A Modicum of Daftitude'

    An anthology of humorous blog posts, including the best of Kris’s Krazy Korner and the entire output of The Groovy Druid. Guaranteed to raise a smile.

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    Shana's Books

    Anfire - Book One - A Warrior's Soul

    'Anfire: a Warrior's Soul'

    Anfire, where the warriors are like the very rock they live on. This is the story of three of them who set out on a Universal quest to save their planet.

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    Anfire - Book Two - Retribution

    'Anfire:Retribution'

    The second Anfire book. It is five years after the Final Battle, but the war still isn't won. There may be peace on Anfire, but out in the Universe a new threat is waiting in the shadows

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Archive for the ‘Gardening’ Category

Frost protection for the thrifty gardener

Posted on March 3rd, 2010 by Chris

The Lincoln area awoke to a sharp frost yesterday morning. We’re used to it by now, of course; in fact, compared to December and January, yesterday was relatively balmy.
But it did prove one thing: I’m one heck of a worrier. Why else would I have suggested, on looking out onto our back garden, that “perhaps [...]

Green Fingers

Posted on October 15th, 2009 by Shana

We are slowly learning the dark art of gardening. Our piece of hallowed ground is part of a larger community plot, this photo was taken on the 5th June 2009, before the assault began!

The border on the left was where a shed used to stand. In front of the fence is a row of Verbena [...]

Butterflies

Posted on August 9th, 2009 by Chris

Lots — and I mean lots — of butterflies around recently, especially on the buddleia plants in the park across the road. When there are as many butterflies as this, you notice how they seem almost to fly in formation. Not quite the Red Arrows, though. Mostly the Cabbage Whites actually, although we did see [...]

Crazy patio

Posted on June 26th, 2009 by Chris

“That back corner of our garden is looking tatty,” I said. Shana agreed something had to be done about it. First we cleared the assorted builder’s rubble. (Does that mean rubble from assorted builders? Who knows? Who cares even?) Then this morning we started putting some of the concrete slabs back, only in a more [...]