Introduction


Can each day be headlined by a word (or two) and represented by a single sentence?

Will they, in turn, weave together to form a tapestry of the year?

It may be more mundane than momentous, but it’s mine to share.

Friday, 28 February 2014

Winter’s Tail

Although 21 days short of the vernal equinox, my predilection for calendar based seasons means that today, for me, is the end of Winter, if anything a day ahead of itself with blue skies, warm sunshine, green shoots and paired up ducks in spring-like evidence during a walk around Hardwick Park; in truth this winter has been embarrassingly uneventful for us in the north east of England, the incessant and damaging south-westerly storms not only shed their loads before reaching us (our flood prone roads that normally cut off the village two or three times a year remained passable throughout) but also kept our usual snow at bay and our early morning windscreens largely frost-free, giving conditions mild enough in our garden for a rose to continue in flower right through to February.

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