As my regular readers already know, this year, I've decided to dedicate one post each month to a Blog Of The Month post where I feature a blog I'm enjoying reading. Some blogs will be new to me, others may be blogs I've been reading for a while. I hope that by doing this, I can introduce some of my readers to other, interesting blogs, though I know that some of you will already read the blogs I feature.
I've chosen A Rich Tapestry as the blog of the month for April. Linda and her husband live in Yorkshire, the county they moved to when they retired, where they have a garden and an allotment. Linda's husband is the veggie grower whereas Linda chooses and looks after the flowering plants. As well as their English garden, they also have a garden in Italy, as part of their time is spent there.
Linda has a keen interest in photography and enjoys taking photos of the many places she visits. Just recently, she went back to her home county of Berkshire and introduced us to Caversham Court, a public garden on the north bank of the River Thames. As well as trips to gardens, Linda enjoys spending time walking in the countryside where she always finds lots of interesting things to show us.
Since retiring, Linda has been working on her family tree, and has a line going back to the 1600's. She has some wonderful treasures which have been passed down through the family to her.
So you see, this blog really does have something for everyone. I intend to read through from the very beginning when I find a bit more time. Do pop over and visit Linda for yourself, I'm sure you'll enjoy the posts, and don't forget to tell her that I sent you.
Castleton Christmas Tree Festival
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Bakewell is the biggest town in the Peak District, a market town in the
Derbyshire Dales. We love to visit so when we saw that it was hosting its
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Sounds like a nice blog Jo..I will pop over now and check things out.
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing us to this blog. I must investigate Caversham Court. It's only 20 miles or so from where I live.
ReplyDeleteI shall pop over & take a look.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the suggestion
ReplyDeleteThank you for featuring my blog, Jo! Always good to share. There are so many lovely bloggers in Blogland.
ReplyDeleteAnother good choice as it's a lovely blog, and one that I enjoy looking at from time to time. Flighty xx
ReplyDeleteWill pop over to say hello Jo from one 'tapestry' to another :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo - will pay a visit.
ReplyDeleteA lovely blog, thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteI hope all of you who have popped over to Linda's blog have enjoyed reading it and will return.
ReplyDeleteSounds like my kind of blog. Have done a bit of genealogy in the past myself so a great combo gardening and family history. Thanks for the tip, Jo.
ReplyDeleteI've also been researching my family history and I find other people's stories about their own research fascinating. Hope you enjoy the blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo,its good to find out new blogs,my dad did our family tree and went back to the 1600's,he found some amazing facts and did all his grandchildren a lovely folder with some of the things he found
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to pass all the information on to the grandchildren. I think it's a lovely hobby, getting to know all about our ancestors.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you featured this blog Jo as I've recently discovered it and always enjoy reading it as it is so diverse.xxxxx
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely blog, I'm pleased you're enjoying it.
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