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In my little world.
I am an introvert. That does not mean I am shy, or I will shrink in a social gathering. It means that if I dance, I dance for me. I do not care what others think. An extravert wants the aclaim of others. I can be unaware of others. Sometimes I do not respond because
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The murials of Waltham Forest (first part)
Through out the borough of Waltham Forest there are many murials. If you follow my guide to the Highams Park Sculpture Trial you would see an owl on the side of a wall opposite the sculpture of an owl. The problem is to link them in an easy walk or bus ride, Today I will
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internal seas and rivers
At the centre of the main continent are four seas. Like the four chambers of a heart. Each sea has a current, each is fed by major rivers. Yet each will have an outlet to the chaos. A waterfall as wide as the Straights of Gibralter. This is where the Mediterranean Sea runs into the
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How I came to Christ.
When I was twelve years old I wanted a holiday. The family were not having one, the scouts had no up coming camp. I learnt that Scripture Union were running holidays. So I went to one in a boarding school in Godstone. Each day you were rounded up for a service in the chapel. There
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Being mean
There have been moments when I have been self-righteous or just plain selfish. As a young man being asked to open a bottle of beer with my belt for a drunken man we were trying to go home from someone’s house. Opening it would have been no skin of my nose but got him out
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Pay Wall Walk
Farringdon to Liverpool Street, via the Elizabeth Line but not on the train. You will pass through ticket barriers 4 times on this walk. If you have a zone 1 season ticket, freedom pass, reached daily cap then the walk will cost you nothing. Otherwise you will have to pay, hence the name Pay Wall
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My Imaginary World
This is a world I imagine my fantasy novel is set. There is a continent that runs from North Poll to South Poll. If you set off walking along the coast in one direction, you will eventually arrive via the polar caps back to where you started. Except you cannot keep to the coast because
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The true wonder of God
I look at the pictures from the Hubble or James Webb telescopes, I admire their beauty. Watching a fish filmed in the depths of the oceans and to see the colour on his side when it turns. A pattern that had no advantage yet to show beauty. For me the unbelievable is this God that
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Missing Blog
Last Sunday I was planning to publish a blog about “Ten Equations that Rule the World” by David Sumpter. I found it more time consuming to write and a technical problem. Previous Sunday was about editing and posting the first chapter from a book of walks. I will need to write the next chapter of
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Highams Park Sculpture Walk
The Wild About Highams Park Animal Sculpture Trail will take approximately 2 hours to complete. As part of the Waltham Forest London Borough of Culture initiative Highams Park Community CIC was given funding in 2019 to present the arts trail “Wild About Highams Park”. Featuring a series of 12 wood carvings representing animals from the
Wisdom of David Shenfield
My understanding of life and exhibiting the worlds of my imagination
This site was re-launched as part of Bloganuary 2023.
First Sunday of Month - A description of a walk for you to go on Second Sunday of Month - A reflection on being me Third Sunday of Month - A Theological reflection Fourth Sunday of Month - An aspect of my imaginary world Fifth Sunday of Month - When they occur I will write an opinion blog
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