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Monday, November 17, 2014
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
A Shadowy Tale ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: A Shadowy Tale: Apologies to Beatrix Potter ONCE upon a time there were four little Rabbits, and their names were Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter. .
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Wi Bickering Brattle! ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: Wi Bickering Brattle!: ( Whisper ) It is dark, so dark that I need my torch to see what I’m doing. I am twelve years old and my parents are downstairs watching tel...
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
First Month ~ Two Faces - Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: First Month ~ Two Faces: For some years I worked at a Quaker school, At the entrance (being a Quaker school it had no gates) was a sign with the name of the school...
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Free Man In Powys: Less Pleased you than the Stars? ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: Less Pleased you than the Stars?: The Ancient Celts had some strange ideas. However, strange is not necessarily bad, and value does not usually depreciate with age, so perha...
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Where the Wind Hit Heavy on the Borderline... ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: Where the Wind Hit Heavy on the Borderline...: I am a borderliner. I live so close to a border that my cats regularly travel from one country to another by paw... take a look around and ...
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Free Man In Powys: Is it a Gift to be Simple? ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: Is it a Gift to be Simple?: It is a dingy South London classroom, sometime in the past - my past. In the room are at least two people; one of them is Miss O’Keefe, my ...
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Free Man In Powys: My Life as a Hedge
Free Man In Powys: My Life as a Hedge: This weekend, during a rare sighting of the sun, I decided to get stuck into the hedge and do some work. We have about 600ft of hedge to mai...
Thursday, November 17, 2011
The Tree Quaker ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: The Tree Quaker: For some people, the great spiritual highs of their lives (apart from those “once in a while” things like graduating, getting married, havi...
Friday, November 11, 2011
About Tages ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: About Tages: It’s November - not the most inviting month of the year. How is it that some months last longer than others? I know that some have thirty d...
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Beating the Clock ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: Beating the Clock: It is no longer summer, fairly soon it will be no longer autumn either and the winter will be upon us. People prepare for the change in se...
Thursday, October 27, 2011
The New Digger ~ Ray Lovegrove
Free Man In Powys: The New Digger: It has not been a great year for weather here in Powys, and as a self-sufficient grower, I can say that it has been an awful year for growin...
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
William & Mary Barrett Dyer: Mary Dyer’s Other Friends
William & Mary Barrett Dyer: Mary Dyer’s Other Friends: I’m pleased to present a guest post by “Hay Quaker,” whose blog ...
Friday, September 30, 2011
Hay Quaker ~ One Year On
The Hay Quaker Blog is one year old!
In that year 484 posts and 27,808 page views!
I would like to thank all of you that have been readers, regular or occasional, and all those who have given me encouragement with their comments. In particular I would like to thank all those who have provided links to this site from their own blogs and websites.
The blog is not just used by the Quakers and Unitarians who have provided most of the material but by Anglicans, Catholics, Mennonites, Methodists, Jews, Pagans, atheists and others. Thank you!
I love to exchange views with readers of Hay Quaker so, if you do not do so already, please follow me on one of the following. I will be pleased to welcome you! (Click to the links)
These are the five most popular posts from the year ~
Being Useful ~ Leo Tolstoy
Stare us in the Face ~ William Penn
Be Anything or Nothing ~ Susan B Anthony
Personal Revolution~ Laura Ingalls Wilder
To Live the Simple Life ~ Rufus M. Jones
And if I can add my own personal favorite to that list it would be ~
Escape Like Squirrels ~ D.H. Lawrence
As the blog is so large you may need to search for what you want. The search engine, provided by Blogger in the top left hand corner is of limited use, or try using Google search with the words of your search followed by "Hay Quaker".
Thank you all once again!
In that year 484 posts and 27,808 page views!
I would like to thank all of you that have been readers, regular or occasional, and all those who have given me encouragement with their comments. In particular I would like to thank all those who have provided links to this site from their own blogs and websites.
The blog is not just used by the Quakers and Unitarians who have provided most of the material but by Anglicans, Catholics, Mennonites, Methodists, Jews, Pagans, atheists and others. Thank you!
I love to exchange views with readers of Hay Quaker so, if you do not do so already, please follow me on one of the following. I will be pleased to welcome you! (Click to the links)
These are the five most popular posts from the year ~
Being Useful ~ Leo Tolstoy
Stare us in the Face ~ William Penn
Be Anything or Nothing ~ Susan B Anthony
Personal Revolution~ Laura Ingalls Wilder
To Live the Simple Life ~ Rufus M. Jones
And if I can add my own personal favorite to that list it would be ~
Escape Like Squirrels ~ D.H. Lawrence
As the blog is so large you may need to search for what you want. The search engine, provided by Blogger in the top left hand corner is of limited use, or try using Google search with the words of your search followed by "Hay Quaker".
Thank you all once again!
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