It makes us think of two things, both historical and relating to the Second World War, and when of course London was pretty free of traffic too: Our parents knew these well and we became aware of their significance as children in the post-War years. Best wishes to all in Covid-19 isolation or holding the fort in the NHS or elsewhere. John and Margaret Cooper On Thu, 2 Apr 2020 at 20:03, The Frightened Face of Nature (FFON) wrote: > Simon H King posted: ” We can hear what’s always been there: birdsong. ” > LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
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It makes us think of two things, both historical and relating to the Second World War, and when of course
London was pretty free of traffic too:
Our parents knew these well and we became aware of their significance as children in the post-War years.
Best wishes to all in Covid-19 isolation or holding the fort in the NHS or elsewhere.
John and Margaret Cooper
On Thu, 2 Apr 2020 at 20:03, The Frightened Face of Nature (FFON) wrote:
> Simon H King posted: ” We can hear what’s always been there: birdsong. ” >
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Very poignant and touching links. Thank you for sharing them. Simon
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