I thoroughly enjoyed I Remember Poetry prompt on the @moses_brian blog. I wrote a long #poem about a childhood holiday in Canada. #poetry #poetrycommunity https://t.co/bKT0syz6zx

Thanks @JonathanHumble editor at the helm of the wonderful Dirigible Balloon - flying high with new cargo! Jump aboard- it’s a beautiful ride! #poetryforchildren @TheDirigible https://t.co/ntqbNkxmDs #kidlit #kidlituk #poemsforkids

#poem #poetry A portrait of me I draw. The host says, “That’s so cute. Here’s a list of prompts and instructions. You can collage, just do what you want, truly.”

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Lovely selection from @petedevonald for the Poetry Corner within the Post Community News and thank you so much for including one from me too. 🙏🏻 #seasonalpoetry #PoetryCorner #ChristmasPoems ❄️🌲❄️

I was about to take the photo and this little robin appeared as if “I want to be in the photo too”. I do love robins very much but can’t get their photo very often. This little beauty made my photo very special and made my day too😍 Haddon Hall gardens, Peak District

I've had a lovely time at Vintage Retreat’s Telly on a Trolley nostalgia zine-making workshop. #zine #nostalgia #vintage

Lucia Day is celebrated in Scandinavia, especially in Sweden, on the 13th of December. It is a festival of light that is named after the Sicilian St. Lucy, but the celebration of light during the darkest time of the year can be traced back to ancient Norse winter solstice

Today is Lucia Day, a celebration of light in the darkness that is the Scandinavian winter. The day is celebrated with processions that are led by a girl or a woman wearing a wreath of candles in her hair, singing the traditional Lucia song. 🎨 John Bauer (1913)

Benji Davies, The Snowflake #BookforChristmas

8 year old asked for a briefcase for Christmas 😅 While the new options were all pretty junky and expensive, was able to pick up an absolutely stunning leather vintage one on eBay for $40 bucks It’s like the most sumptuous leather I’ve ever felt 😅

Visual perfection 🎄🍻

A Winter Walk with Mum. Pete Rumney.

12th December 2020 An oriel window in St John’s Street is dressed for Christmas. Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'. Available at https://t.co/4pnnT51mm0 and all bookshops.

St Magnus Cathedral with the North Star just to the right of the spire.

A quiet English village on a perfect winter afternoon. Skaters on the frozen pond, children racing sledges down the slope, and the church lit by winter light beside a twinkling tree.

What makes a poem become a good neighbour? Happiness were daughters living with a mother. Excursion was emotional, often away in bursts and rarely home. Readers will sense when poems will not settle well beside others. #poem #poetry

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas as Megan, one of our Guides, puts the finishing touches to the tree. @VisitScotland

No.5 🏠

It seemed like almost everyone had a charm bracelet when I was growing up. I have my grandmother‘s now. Do you remember them?

Who remembers these beautiful vintage wafer thin glass Christmas ornaments?