A varied few days,\u00a0a couple of decent rides on my trusty steed Sir Gawaine at a reasonable lick.<\/p>\n
Did my birdwatching with some lovely enthusiastic children at Wick Court.\u00a0Funny how I now refer to stories as we are wandering around. Last week I mentioned the Oscar Wilde story “The Happy Prince” because\u00a0we watching an active swallow’s nest and\u00a0it did seem very late to still have birds in the nest. The Happy Prince always moves me when I have told it to children and his Selfish Giant has a similar effect. The good news is the birds fledged\u00a0at the weekend so hopefully they will be able to feed up before their\u00a0long journey South.\u00a0Another story\u00a0I mentioned was the Welsh Story King of the Birds after a child asked me what bird can fly the highest. I also mentioned the story from the Middle East about\u00a0why the swallow has forked tail, one of my favourite stories to tell. I now have a good collection of bird stories I\u00a0know so perhaps\u00a0I should \u00a0offer my services to the RSPB- “Bill’s Avian Tales” <\/strong><\/em>perhaps. I have a couple of ideas for stories to write during the next few months.<\/p>\n I have been busy on developing my Dreams story\u00a0this week. The story was originally written for children to tell but I am extending it.<\/p>\n Been a good week for my football team; hope it continues at Hereford on Saturday. Looking forward to it and have found an interesting\u00a0pub to visit before the game.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A varied few days,\u00a0a couple of decent rides on my trusty steed Sir Gawaine at a reasonable lick. Did my birdwatching with some lovely enthusiastic children at Wick Court.\u00a0Funny how I now refer to stories as we are wandering around. … Continue reading