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Gordon Judge, 1999 to present. Please contact me at email.geoverse@gmail.com if you'd like to use any of the poems.Thanks:
With thanks to my sources of inspiration: my wife and her Open University books; Horsham Geological Field Club, its speakers and field trips; my son for sharing his internet space; and, er, well, life, really.
Tag Archives: Sayings
Casting clouts
“Ne’er cast a clout till May be out” is an old saying. It means “don’t let a warm day in May tempt you to put away your winter clothes”. But times have changed – or have they? Today, I cast … Continue reading →
I wouldn’t say no . . .
Some unexpected hazards of imprecise language! Continue reading →
Coming apart
The world is, if you believe the old sayings . . . Continue reading →
Thirty days hath September
The trouble with mnemonics Continue reading →
Contortions
Body parts misused Continue reading →
Come rain or shine
There must be an udder way. . . Continue reading →
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