I’ve been doing ABC Wednesday posts for a while now, both on this blog and on my other one Margaret’s Miscellany (which I’ve practically abandoned for a while at least). This is an index to posts on both blogs:
A
- Alexander Selkirk – the inspiration for Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe
- Is it Autumn Already? – posted in August
- The Artist’s House at Argenteuil by Claude Monet
B
- Beata Beatrix by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
- Berwick Bridges – about the three bridges across the River Tweed at Berwick-upon-Tweed
- British Writers since 1945 – the Sunday Times list of €œThe 50 Greatest British Writers Since 1945.€ A good choice for a Book Lover on a Book Blog.
C
- Castles – a post showing photos and a Turner painting of Norham Castle
- Chaffinch – photos of chaffinches in our garden
- Susan Coolidge – the author of the Katy books
- Corfe Castle, near Wareham in Dorset
D
- Degas – The Dance Class and L’Absinthe
- Dickens – my thoughts on a few of Charles Dickens’s books
- Dyce – the Scottish artist William Dyce’s painting Pegwell Bay, Kent
E
- Enid Blyton – a childhood favourite
- Extra Exercise – walking son’s greyhounds
F
- The Fighting Temeraire by J M W Turner
- The Floor Planers by Gustave Caillebotte was a French Impressionist artist
- Fuchsia – one of my favourite flowers
G
H
I
- Irises by Vincent Van Gogh
J
- the Jabberwock – Lewis Carroll’s poem Jabberwocky
- Jigsaw
K
- Kindle – wondering whether to get one – I did
- Kingsolver – Barbara Kingsolver – The Poisonwood Bible
L
- Long Jump – a virtual leap on Kinect
- Love – a poem by Leo Marks
- L S Lowry & the Lowry Trail (Lowry was English painter well known for his urban paintings of industrial towns)
M
- Manet – Edouard Manet, one of the French Impressionists & A Bar at the Folies Bergère
- Mushrooms – found in the garden
N
- the Nun’s Prayer – on how to age gracefully
- Nutcracker – a 30 foot high mechanical sculpture in The Core at the Eden Project in Cornwall
O
- On the Balcony – a painting by Berthe Morisot, one of the French Impressionists
- Orion – the constellation named after The Hunter in Greek mythology
P
- Peter Rabbit and Beatrix Potter
- Pissaro, French Impressionist Painter
- Plenty of things – Pisa, Parthenon, Pavlova, Pie and Pet (Lucy)
Q
R
- Ravensheugh Sands, East Lothian
- Reflections & rowing boats on the River Tweed
- Renoir – Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841 €“ 1919), French Impressionist artist & his painting La Loge (1874)
S
- Secondhand Books – Barter Books in Alnwick
- Sisley – Alfred Sisley, an English Impressionist landscape artist & his painting Small Meadows in Spring (c.1881)
- Smailholm Tower
T
- Teddy Bears – my collection of miniature teddy bears
- Tryfan – the 14th highest peak in Wales at 3010 feet
U
- Unfinished – a jigsaw & Ulysses
- Unripe – cherries & plums in the garden
V
- Velocipede – a bicycle, thought to be the oldest bicycle in the world, made about 1845 on display in the Glasgow Museum of Transport
- Victorian Literature Reading challenge
- Vincent – Vincent Van Gogh’s painting Church at Auvers-sur-Oise
W
X
Y
- Yew Trees in Painswick€™s churchyard
- Young Man at the Window by Gustave Caillebotte
Z