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Tag Archives: Nijmegen
Celebrating the Launch of ‘The Palliative Horse’ by A.S. Williams
It did boost my spirit to sell all my book copies and have such engaged visitors. The morning after I awoke to a house full of flowers and warm memories. So much so that I remarked to Frank that I felt happy. Waking up in a positive mood is not always easy after a terminal diagnosis so the distraction of writing the book, publishing and celebrating it has done me a world of good. Weekly chemotherapy keeps me on my feet for now, as do enjoyable and nourishing activities. Continue reading
How cool is Nijmegen? – Article from BBC Travel website
If you’re wondering where to spend a few days in the Netherlands then instead of the over touristy Amsterdam, why not choose my hometown Nijmegen? It has loads to offer in terms of culture and open countryside. I am not the author of this article but wanted to share it here with you. Hope to see you IRL in my neighbourhood soon! Continue reading
She is most definitely worth many Tuppences…
Here it is then, the long-awaited news about our new family addition, puppy named Tuppence. She is six-months old now. Sire, pictured below, the fabled blue mini JRT, Louie, of Much Wenlock; dam the even-more-fabled patterjack, Faith, of Herefordshire. Late … Continue reading
10 Remarkable facts about Nijmegen
It’s my new home town but asides from that there is much to discover about this city which is built on the banks of the River Waal on the Dutch/German border. It’s the oldest city in the Netherlands. Its Roman … Continue reading
Posted in travel, Uncategorized
Tagged A Bridge too Far, Day trip from Amsterdam, Dutch City, Face of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Oversteek Brug, Rewilding, Waal Bridge
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Artists, Saucy Boxes, and Konik Ponies
What do artists, Konik ponies and saucy boxes have in common? Read my blog to find out. Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art
Tagged Andro de Jong, Dies Janssen, Els Crum, Karin Bucholtz, Lent, Nijmegen, Open studio, visual arts
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Bargain Hunting in a Snowstorm
Dear readers, sorry for the radio silence. But what with the lockdown and commuting between Amsterdam and Nijmegen, and spending far too much time on Marktplaats sniffing out bargains, I have let my blog slide. So I thought, why not … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Budget shopping, Environmentally friendly shopping, Interior design, Lent, Marktplaats, Nijmegen, River Waal
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