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Autumn Falling

October 25, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Summer gives way to Autumn. Apples and Pumpkins take us into a safe harbor for winter.

The Spirit of Things

September 27, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
A trip to Vancouver to see the last instillation of the Walter Tandy Murch retrospective art show.

Coming Home

August 18, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Returning home after surgery is when the real work of healing begins.

The other side of the Bed

August 4, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Nurses and doctors are notoriously different as patients. This RN has a knee replacement surgery and finds the other side of the bed not so bad after all.

Lost in the Friendly Skies

August 1, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
We weekend in Las Vegas while a racing pigeon finds her way to the farm.

Community Caring

June 21, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
How do women share and care for each other through their ages.

Around Tomales Bay

June 9, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
A drive around Tomales Bay takes us to a duck and oyster farms

Quilting through History

May 24, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Quilting as a craft and an art binds community as well as cloth.

A Patchwork Election

May 9, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
The General Election on May 6 left England with a Hung Parliament.

A Few Good Women

April 26, 2010December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
From Washington DC to Buenos Aires, women with ideas make a difference to the world around them.

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Autumnal Harvest - Letter from A. Broad

This summer we did it again. Mostly here in London, as Walter held my less-than-best microphone while correcting my still hopeless dyslexic stumbles over long words and names. My voice and I are old, and with no true acting training we worked in short bursts. Granny Smith apples or big juicy grapes are said to help with such sessions but for me it was to be hard apple cider and honey which got me through, and was more than appropriate given that we were recording my book ‘Harvesting History While Farming the Flats.’ 

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Autumnal Harvest - Letter from A. Broad

This summer we did it again. Mostly here in London, as Walter held my less-than-best microphone while correcting my still hopeless dyslexic stumbles over long words and names. My voice and I are old, and with no true acting training we worked in short bursts. Granny Smith apples or big juicy grapes are said to help with such sessions but for me it was to be hard apple cider and honey which got me through, and was more than appropriate given that we were recording my book ‘Harvesting History While Farming the Flats.’ 
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  3. Happy Birthday Sir David and KMWR.org 04:23
  4. The Holiday Season 05:59
  5. Thank you Jesus 07:48
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