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Book Heaven

I was staying ina hotel in Scotland and happened treasure.I element. Maria Ioannou, Hatfieldto find thisabsolutelyadore books and reading. Icouldn'tresist taking a sneaky photo. Iwas in my

Loyal Companion

Almost 40 years ago, we rescued this gnome from a skip. At that time Neighbours was favourite viewing, and Mrs Mangle had a gnome called Cedric, so our rescue one became Cedric, too. He moved from house to house, and after many makeovers he is enjoying springtime again, looking very bright and cheery! I love ornaments that have stories in the garden.

Sylvia Monk, Hampshire

New Friend

I picked up an unexpected friend while on holiday in Cape Town, South Africa. He was on the beach with his friends. They were having a great time.

Luke Stuart, London

My Lovely Family

These photographs are taken 40 years apart. David, Robert and Alison are as close today as they were back then. They all live nearby and are a great support when I need them.

Joan Frazer, Londonderry

Fridge Face

I thought you might enjoy this picture. As I was throwing my old fridge out, I noticed . . . he’s giving me a look!

Julia Hawley, Norfolk

A Bonny Bonnet

This is my husband John modelling the Easter bonnet our granddaughter previously made for the school Easter parade, and she also won a prize for. Doesn’t he look cute?

May Carlin, Derry

Different Tribute

I usually take flowers to the garden of remembrance in my parents’ memory. The gardens are surrounded by woods and grazing fields, the home of many woodland creatures, who often consider the flowers a perpetual “buffet.” While I’m sure no one minds that flowers sometimes feed bunnies and deer, it does seem this person had the forethought to remember their loved one and cater for the wildlife. It made me smile, and I’m sure my parents would have appreciated the moment, too.

Pamela Overington Gould, Rustington

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