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A Walk in the Front Garden
In this final part of A Walk in the Garden, I’m taking you into the front garden. Enjoy the roses, Japanese anemone, coral bells and other plants that catch the eye of the passers-by.
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A Walk in the Garden, part 2
The second part of a walk in the garden takes us further back, introducing various garden features, some more plants and the willow whose days are sadly numbered.
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A Walk in the Garden
Take a walk with me through our Berlin garden. There’s much to see at this time of year. The richness of Autumn is palpable, one of my favourite times of year.
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No Time to Grieve
My 2x great grandmother suffered untold loss in her life. Of 13 children, 7 died young. She had no time to grieve one before becoming pregnant with the next.
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peacock
20 x 20 cm, acrylic on canvas, sold
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K is for Killing
What happened exactly on the night of the killing? I put together the story through newspaper reports because the court records are closed till 2060.
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I is for Irene – The wife that got away
Len’s first wife, Irene, married him during his war service. But she met someone else and they divorced when he returned.
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G is for Germany
Germany was still occupied when I came to West Berlin, twenty-five years after Len went back to England and killed Libeth. But did he go back with Dinah?
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F is for Femicide
Was the killing of Lisbeth femicide? The media gave the impression that Len was a devoted father who acted under provocation.
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Maria Joy, 1843-1894
Paternal 2nd great-Grandmother Maria was born in 1843 in Tottenham, Middlesex, to William and Maria, their first child. William was from Sandgate, a village near Folkestone, Kent, Maria was a Londoner. He was working as a gardener in Tottenham when they married and Maria had been working in Gray’s Inn as a dressmaker. It was…
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