The Pedalogue

Sunday, February 24, 2013

G is for GUSHY and GIDDY

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If you haven't seen my "Introduction" this week over on the ABC Wednesday site, the great news for me is that we have a ne...
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Sunday, February 17, 2013

F is for FLOWERS

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Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere usually find the month of February to be frightfully dismal. In some areas it's still frost...
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Sunday, February 10, 2013

E is for EYE

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I had a really nice slideshow all ready to add to my E is for... post but my computer was hacked on Friday evening so now I have to wait...
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Sunday, February 03, 2013

D is for DEVILS or DEMONS?

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No doubt , one of the most devilish excursions we had while in Wales was to the Skirrid Inn!  It is designated as one of the oldest pubs i...
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Sunday, January 27, 2013

C is for CHURCHILL's CHARTWELL

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Last August, I had the privilege of visiting the family home of Sir Winston Churchill that is named Chartwell .  I could go on and describe...
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Sunday, January 20, 2013

B is for BOATS

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First of all, I'd like to put out a warm welcome to our "newbies."  The first week of Round 12 brought quite a few new contr...
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Saturday, January 12, 2013

A is for ANDOVER

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Welcome to Round 12 of ABC Wednesday , created by Denise Nesbitt and currently administered by our able-bodied and adorable Roger and hi...
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Sunday, January 06, 2013

Z is for ZOO (London)

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So far, I've managed each week to bring you a small part of my last holiday in England and Wales.  I was a bit stymied for the letter ...
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Saturday, December 29, 2012

Y is for YORKSHIRE

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Okay, I promised my posts to the end would be short, but I just did up a slideshow for you all about one of the most beautiful places in t...
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Saturday, December 22, 2012

X is for XMAS

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We who post at ABC Wednesday are lovers of the alphabet, and we are sometimes fascinated by the fle x ibility of the letter X .  It can b...
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Saturday, December 15, 2012

W is for Woodstock Terrace

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I started planning my trip to England and Wales about a year ago.  My friend Cathy and I worked on our itinerary, making plans to visit o...
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Sunday, December 09, 2012

V is for VAULTS GARDEN CAFE

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My friend Anne and I were valiant vagabonds as we strolled towards Radcliffe Square in Oxford. Suddenly, we came upon a couple of bicycle...
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Sunday, December 02, 2012

U is for the UNDERGROUND

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I had lots of practise during this past holiday in England using their Underground system of transportation.  Along with the Underground ...
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Sunday, November 25, 2012

T is for the THAMES

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The Thames River is the longest river in England.  It flows right through the city of London, one of the biggest cities in the world and wi...
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Leslie:
Delta, British Columbia, Canada
I took very early retirement from teaching in '06 and did some traveling in Europe and the UK before settling down to do some private tutoring. As a voracious reader, I have many books waiting in line for me to read. Tell me I shouldn't read something, and I will. I'm a happy, optimistic person and I love to travel and through that believe that life can be a continuous learning experience. I'm looking forward to traveling more some day. I enjoy walking, cycling, water aerobics & and sports like tennis, volleyball, and fastpitch/baseball. I'm just getting into photography as a hobby and I'm enjoying learning all the bits and bobs of my digital camera. My family is everything to me and I'm delighted to be the mother of two girls and the Gramma of a boy and a girl. I may be a Gramma, but I'm at heart just a girl who wants to have fun.
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