A personal blog by Ackworth born Gerald England who married a Lancashire lass, went West and now lives in Cheshire.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
ABC Wednesday - J is for Journey's End
I started ABC Wednesday in round 1 with K is for Knott End on Sea and now at J in round 4 having done the entire alphabet three times, it is time to stop.
It is an appropriate time also because we are moving on ourselves from the house we have lived in for over twenty years and saying goodbye to the daffodils under the willow tree which we grew from a sapling.
Although all the wiring is in place at our new home, it will take British Telecom nearly three weeks to connect the line. So we shall have no home internet for a while.
I have scheduled posts on Hyde Daily Photo for the period while I'm offline and co-opted our good friend Rune Eide of Visual Norway to keep an eye both there and here to squash any malevolent bugs that might arrive in the comment boxes.
ABC Wednesday posts will continue on my photoblog sithenah.
We'll be starting a new journey shortly and will doubtless be back here in a bit telling you all about it.
For more J posts visit ABC Wednesday.
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Good luck in the move Gerald.
ReplyDeleteA truly lovely "parting" shot. It seems full of renewal - the flowers, yet with the tree also of longing. Leaving must be hard but you must be so excited to be going to your new home. Best wishes for a smooth move. Tash
ReplyDeleteGerald:
ReplyDeleteA (not so) tiny bit sad to say goodbye to a place where one has lived for long, and you did it with your usual aplomb. I wish you and you wife all the best with both the moving process and your new home.
PS I'll do my best!
Good luck, Gerald. Many emotions involved in a move .....
ReplyDeleteAll the best concerning your move!
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed a lovely parting shot! Moving is always difficult when you've been in one place for a long time, hard to leave the memories that lie in every corner. But there is also excitement in starting anew! I will hold good thoughts for you, that the move goes smoothly and I will look forward to your lovely photos again soon!
ReplyDeleteHi Gerald
ReplyDeleteIt is not goodbye it is until later! Hope to se you back in the game again soon.
Good luck with the move and BT.
Greetings from Tyra in Vaxholm
I hope the move goes well and I've enjoyed your ABC posts here.
ReplyDeleteYou were one of the first people to welcome me to the ABC 'family', so thanks for your encouragement too!
This is a bittersweet post. Good luck to you in your move.
ReplyDeleteGood luck in your future life.
ReplyDeleteGreate photo and worlds. Have a fun abc:)
ReplyDeleteI wish you good luck then!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great 'ending' shot :)
My journey in ABC starts today :)
I hope your move goes smoothly; I hope you don't suffer too much with withdrawal symptoms from having no internet!
ReplyDeleteI hope the move and connections go smoothly. I also hope you are not on Manx time or you might be offline for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteYou'll be missed.
ReplyDeleteMy best wishes to you and your family in your move. You have quite an adventure ahead of you and I look forward to sharing it with you on the blog.
ReplyDeleteBest of wishes to you on the next step. I've so enjoyed your posts through this venue and others - and will be glad to see your return!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes and good luck with new home.
ReplyDeleteAh, best of luck with a smooth move! I must agree with other posters on what a beautiful photo that is. I'll keep an eye out for more on your photoblog ;)
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteHope you get everything settled and moved in. And have some beautiful Daffodils at your new place. Have a great day!!
Sherrie
Hope the move goes well. You will need lots of luck for BT to get things up and running. here I am into my 4th month of trying to get a stable line. Looking forward to posts from around your new place
ReplyDeleteIt's hard at times to leave the familiar with all its memories, but also an adventure and a wonderful chance for creativity in a new house and neighborhood. I hope all goes well with your move and that the movers don't break some cherished piece of furniture (voice of experience).
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