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Wild Wonders – February 2022 – Miki Marks
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Lichen Photos by Andy Bamford Mysterious lichen, felled trees and rats; two success stories and a farewell to an old tree. The deciduous trees are still ...

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Counting Steps – Godalming and Eashing Circular – AllTrails
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Photo by a User on AllTrails A circular walk from Godalming Station in Surrey, exploring the valley of the River Wey, west of the town including the ...

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Book Review – How Much The Heart Can Hold – Multiple Authors
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Love is not just a single premise. In this collection, multiple award winning authors look at seven versions of love. From Philautia, loving oneself, to Agape ...

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Cranleigh Amateur Swimming Club – Back In Full Swim – Simon Southwell
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Wow, what a busy few months we’ve had since our last update in the summer! It’s fair to say that we are well and truly back in full swing. Since last writing, ...

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Garden Life – The Garden in November – Gill Ford
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As we are becoming more and more aware of how the natural world has evolved, I have been exploring why deciduous leaves turn colour in autumn. As the tree ...

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Crane Spotter – December 2021 – Lapland delivers an early Christmas
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Redwing (Turdus iliacus) The 25th of December seemed to be all around as the snow fell onto the twinkling lights and carols belted out from loudspeakers. ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in 1921? – December 2021
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A Valentine’s postcard of the 1920s, with Pond Cottage on the extreme left A few incidents may give a flavour of life here 100 years ago. The Cranleigh ...

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People Profile – Janet & Tim Poll – High Street Shopkeepers
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Working in our newsagents shop in Cranleigh was never dull JANET: My parents, Ken and Joan, originated from Streatham, London and moved out to Sussex in ...

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New Year’s Resolutions? – Sharon Duggan
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I love writing out New Year’s resolutions and am pleased to say that my 2021 ones are nearly all done and dusted (just boasting a bit there, forgive me!). ...

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Wild Wonders – Birch, Bark and Books – Miki Marks
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A sunny January morning can be the best time of all for seeing trees. Once the leaves have fallen, the individual shape of each tree is visible – and the ...

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