Jane at Levant: M is for ,,,

Tuesday 11 October 2011

M is for ,,,

M is for magic something we Muggles must search for in our mundane lives.

M is for morning mists - midday sun and moonlight nights.

M is for mysteries - will they ever be solved?

M is for the Market Hall in our local town

Home to a multitude of stalls and stands

M is for Milo the neighbours cat

Mis for monument - at the top of the Wrekin - didn't we do well ! we climbed to the top 1.335ft or 407 metres above the Shropshire Plain - I must say it was a bit blustery!

M is for make do and mend - and also for mistakes - I make a lot ! how about you?

M is for moment - a moment in time - becoming a memory of momentous times

M is for marvellous - and so I wish you all a marvellous week

12 comments:

Jane and Chris11 October 2011 at 07:49
I do like your market!
Jane x
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Gigi Ann11 October 2011 at 10:42
I love those pictures of the Moon. A friend and I noticed how beautiful it was on Sunday evening. I guess it is what is called the Harvest Moon.
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Molly11 October 2011 at 10:45
Those moon shots are fantastic. Love the photo of you and Bluey xxx
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EG CameraGirl11 October 2011 at 10:47
Marvelous series of M's. And I think that we Muggles should be way more aware of the magic around us. :)
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MaR11 October 2011 at 10:53
Magnificent shots and choices for M!! love the moon and Milo...!
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Roger Owen Green11 October 2011 at 10:56
The moon in Albany, NY was full and pretty last night too!

ROG, ABC Wednesday team
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Kim, USA11 October 2011 at 11:58
Awesome love your set of photos!

ABC Wed-M
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photowannabe11 October 2011 at 14:34
Lots of marvelous M words in this post. I enjoyed the variety and the pictures are magnificient.
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Gattina12 October 2011 at 01:59
The moon pictures are stunning ! I also love your neighbor's cat, so cute !
Gattina
ABC Team
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Anna12 October 2011 at 02:57
A magnificent M post. It looks as if you have a decent market on your doorstep ~ so sad that their numbers seem to be diminishing as the years go by.
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MERYL JAFFE, PhD - parent, psychologist, teacher, author...12 October 2011 at 05:34
Thank you for such a lovely journey through "M"!
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Bernard23 October 2011 at 11:54
You have one up on me there Jane.
Climbed the Wrekin? Wow!
Well, as the old saying goes - I have only ever been "Round the Wrekin".
I come from Worcestershire you see, where anything out of the way (or a long way round) was RtW.
Glad you enjoyed my latest bit, thanks.
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