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Lyndsay Kaldor's avatar

The most beautiful and evocative description of London through your eyes and heart. And yes please to the poem xx

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

I will work up to it. x

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Lyndsay Kaldor's avatar

There is no rush xx

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Sarah Harkness's avatar

Lovely piece. Is the farm park called Mudchute, I think from your description of the view it might be? If so, say Hi to the sheep with curly horns, they , or their Mums and Dads, came from our Cotswold farm. Tom the farm manager bought them. They are the nicest sheep.

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

It is Mudchute! I will say hello x

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Teri Simonds's avatar

The description of your walks, both physical and metaphorical, is gorgeous. I feel as if I’m there. Maybe one day I’ll make it across the pond and lose myself.

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anne richardson's avatar

Mmmmm. Thank you for taking us on your walk.

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

You are so very welcome. x

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Victoria SkyDancer's avatar

You remind me that it would be a good idea to start walking again.

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

I need reminding myself again this week. I've hardly moved. x

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Keris Fox's avatar

Beautiful.

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Louise Hallam's avatar

I would love to read that poem Katy x

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

I will write it. x

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Anne's avatar

I’ve never got passed (or is it past) ‘ the cat sat on the mat’ type of poetry, but your whatever it is with words continues to blow me away! I always think Wow what a gift and thank goodness you’re generous to share your talent. xx

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

Thank you ☺️ xx

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Sue watts's avatar

Walking the walk for me, joining up the dots, drawing in the edges. thank you. Xxxx

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

Xxx

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