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Moon over the meanygates
Dark clods of earth, like sticky remnants of Christmas pudding,* form ragged ridges over deep, ice-filled ruts. What once were puddles, ruffled by angry winds, now double as skating rinks – for voles and weasels, mice and stoats. A wintry, … Continue reading
Posted in Britain now & then, Lancashire & the golf coast
Tagged Christmas, Lancashire, meanygates, Mice, moon, moss-lands, new year, Ralph's Wife's Lane, stoats, voles, weasels
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