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@_HenryBolton The scent is beautiful

There’s something quite beautiful about primroses.

@SarahWoods66 What a lovely sound

It’s that time again - the first day of trains past the house

@JeremyTate41 Breath taking. Beautiful

Composed in 1638, Allegri’s Miserere was originally intended to only be sung during Holy Week, and to never leave the Sistine Chapel in order to preserve the mystery of the music. Here it is performed by St Paul’s Cathedral Choir.

@MattCas04807118 In a RM tee shirt ! He may not have a job after this video recording.

Nonce alert.‼️ A very smug one, his couldn’t care a less attitude and his facial expressions alone deserve time, dirty bast@rd! 😡

@JPBWFarm Can I ask why are the calves not with their mothers ?

By 2035, the British countryside will be unrecognisable. 🇬🇧 Labour’s framework is about control. They want to tell farmers how to farm, it’s our food security that will suffer. We should be cutting regulation to support profitable farming; not making life even more difficult.

@FlashheartV2 Have a good week LF 😊

@snufflewort I love daffodils 🌼

After waking, I sat still as a flower, enchanted by the symphony of dawn. #fuckcancer

@Jenny_1884 Thank you.

I won’t be bothering giving to the Macmillan Cancer Charity as they have said they will prioritise LGBTQ & Ethnic Minorities over White people. This is not only racist but it is unethical & it’s illegal. How dare they. These people are disgusting. I think we all know by now there is an agenda going on here but what’s really weird it’s white people making these decisions & they should be automatically sacked.

@katespatch Zoomies

Well what will he get up to today! He’s has no teddies left here he’s chewed them all! Naughty Trouble!! 😄🐶👿

@SBarrettBar The mask slips sometimes. Stood there wearing pink glass in hand. The stance of a man !

"Outrage as trans activist mocks Dame Jenni Murray hours after broadcaster's death was announced" He's a nasty piece of work. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

@Cerys318971 Beautiful 🐶🐶

❤️ Bombing my Standard Poodles 🐩 🐩 These guys and gals really are the GLAM ROCK of the dog world ..

@MarkOrmrod You have to laugh Mark. No worse than spitting image puppets 🤣

Do you think this is how the rest of the world currently views us?

@koshercockney I would imagine the Majority of people of the UK need laughter To keep our spirits up, they way the country is being destroyed.

🔴 Holy shit! President Trump just posted the clip of Keir Starmer getting RIPPED on SNL UK

@devilscustard One week and counting 😊

Thank you all so very much for your kind comments about my video of Hunstanton beach. I’m so glad you enjoyed it and I love that we can share these walk together.

@AnnaLongthorp Brought a tear to my eye

“You were amazing” “Let’s go guys” “Come on” Farmers building each other up, any industry or community or team building each other up is the most beautiful thing to see 🫶🏻 So much heart and passion ❤️

@RosyPosy_kitteh Wow love it Rosy z

It’s actually a lot bigger than this now.

@mo_rescue Have a lovely week little Mo 💕

It’s the end of a lovely spring weekend ☀️🌼 We’ve made it to the equinox and everything feels a little more hopeful & happy; sun on my back, flowers popping up everywhere, and the birds singing cheerily 🌷🪶 Here’s to a gentle evening, building up to a lovely new week ahead💛

@RupertLowe10 @blaiklockBP Congratulations to you on becoming a grandfather for the second time. 🍾🥂🎉

A very special first introduction today - my second grandchild. It is all of our responsibility to leave a better Britain to our children and grandchildren than the one left to us. We certainly have an awfully long way to go, but I still believe we can do it.

@28virgo @SandyofSuffolk @KingBobIIV like many town centres around the country, Lincoln has declined. We have lost both department stores. Debenhams and House of Fraser (Binns) as it was. Called.

@Sarahcoxon8 @SandyofSuffolk @KingBobIIV My daughter lived in Lincoln for about 22 years , I'm sad to hear it's declining .

When it's gone, it's gone. I was reading a tweet by @KingBobIIV the other day about migrants wandering about in a small Cornish village, the type of village we all know from our holidays, and it got me thinking how much even Cornwall has changed since I lived there from 1997 to 2004. Initially I lived in a village called Quethiock. For a Londoner like me, it was pure bliss. I used to drive home from work in Plymouth and when I turned off the main 'A' road I drove about 5 miles to my village, through deserted lanes, green fields of undulating loveliness passing the odd farmhouse on the way. Now? Between St Ive and Quethiock, the once unspoilt green fields are covered in ugly solar panels. Miles and miles of them. Liskeard, which was my nearest town, is now an absolute dump - massive housing estates, drugged up people just hanging around. Horrible place. In 1999, I moved to a cottage on Criggan Moor. It was so isolated, my dog used to sleep in the lane as the only traffic that ever came through was my husband or the postman. The turn off from the A30 to Criggan is now unrecognisable. So unrecognisable, in fact, I got lost trying to find a way to my old cottage - new roundabouts, dual carriageways. And traffic. So much traffic. St Austell is a worse dump now than Liskeard. In my office, the women used to moan about all the Eastern Europeans coming to work in places like Merryn Meat and Ginsters. Taking their jobs they thought. Now? Whatever would they say about the migrant men in the village I mentioned at the beginning of this post? Or the Afghan families Cornwall County Council have moved in to the new houses at Nansledan? Or the hordes of Sudanese and Somalian men begging in Truro? And don't get me started about the 'Turkish' barber shops. When I now drive from one stepdaughter's house in the south of Cornwall to the other stepdaughter's house in the north of Cornwall, I don't recognise the landscape anymore. The massive new roads, roundabouts and housing estates cutting through what were once clay villages. When I drive anywhere in Cornwall, all I see now are retail parks, the same retail parks that exist in every part of the UK - DFS, B&M, Wren, B&Q. Soulless places that are a blight on the landscape. Everywhere. When I visited Falmouth, all I saw in shop windows were signs saying 'Refugees Welcome'. Can't they add two and two together? The more 'refugees' who come, the more houses will be built, the more farmland will be lost, the more crime there will be, the longer the waiting lists will be at the one hospital in the county. Cornwall used to be different. If you didn't have petrol on a Saturday, tough, because the garages wouldn't be open again until Monday morning. Same for the shops. In 2004, I moved to Suffolk and couldn't believe what a gem I'd found - countryside, sea, and huge open skies. A very quiet sparsely populated county. Now? It's gone the same way as Cornwall. Over-development and over-population. I'm on the move again. Up north. I've found somewhere else that seems untouched. For now at least. Unless governments, councils and people wake up, every part of the UK that you regard as your piece of heaven will be spoilt too. Because, remember, when it's gone, it truly is gone.