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Spring Storms

May 26, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Spring storms are blowing through the British government flushing old and young detritus out of power.

Happy Birthday KWMR

May 13, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
KWMR FM radio is ten years old.

Greg the Gopher Guy

May 2, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
One way or another farmers and gardeners have to deal with gophers. Old timer Mike had one solution, Greg the gopher guy another.

Easter Monday

April 13, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
A vegetable garden is going into The White House, baby chicks come to the farm. Memories are being made.

Half a Life-Time Ago

March 26, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Looking back via Beatrice, at what was happening in the world thirty-three years ago.

Argentineans Abroad

March 26, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
The Argentinean crew come to Napa and what do they see?

Apple Travels

March 2, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
February is the time to prune and graft fruit trees. Where do the trees come from?

B Roads to Somewhere

February 17, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Riding and driving the back roads, then and now.

America Receding

February 2, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
The global economy and global warming both bring changes to California.

Where were you the day?

January 19, 2009December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Thinking about where we will be for the inauguration of Barrack Obama and where we have been for other events.

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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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  2. The Sun Also Rises 06:13
  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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