UNEXPECTED GARDEN WALK

UNEXPECTED GARDEN WALK

Some mornings I walk round the garden and find such unexpected things, that make you wonder where they came from, for example these freshwater snails, Nerite algae eating snails were in abundance yesterday after the rain, I’m guessing this is why the water is very clear this year. Pleased they came to visit and hope they stay to keep the pond clean but I wonder where they came from.  This frog just loves the sunshine and is so big, he also does not mind being stroked! This is by the grandchildren, not me. Then I looked at the Bay tree…

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BANG TO RIGHTS BY JO BAVINGTON-JONES – BOOK REVIEW

BANG TO RIGHTS BY JO BAVINGTON-JONES – BOOK REVIEW

    I read The Write Way to Die a couple of years ago and have been patiently waiting for the second book in this series, Bang To Rights. I thought the first book was good but this second one is even better, especially since it is set in Folkestone where the author Jo and I live, plus a few others from the books! This book has everything you require from a murder mystery, great characters of Amy and Jenny that you can relate to and enough mystery to keep you turning those pages. Are they going to catch who…

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JO BAVINGTON-JONES

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JO BAVINGTON-JONES

I met up with Jo at the weekend as we both live by the sea in Folkestone and she had this to say about her writing, books and the hut on The Harbour Arm where you can find her and all her books for sale plus the wonderful photography by Dirk her partner. I suppose you could say I’ve turned to a life of crime. As I write this, the second book in The Write Way to Die series is about to be published and I’m almost halfway through writing the third. Bang to Rights sees the return of the…

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KAZOKU, THE LEAS, FOLKESTONE, KENT

KAZOKU, THE LEAS, FOLKESTONE, KENT

This superb restaurant is situated at the bottom of The Leas, overlooking the sea. It is nicely decorated with plenty of space between the tables and comfortable chairs. The menu is vast with so many choices it takes a while to read it through. We had a tasty white wine sangria with plenty of fruit while we were deciding what to have to eat. I should have taken photos of the menu as I can’t remember what the dishes were called now but they were all delicious. I will be returning here again, the service and ambience are nice and…

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