DonB

system, subsequent frothing (Cue B-P?)

awakening the Clergy

My knowledge of the advances in photography in the 1840's (which I assume is the period for your coaches and pictures) is sketchy, but did they not use glass plates and would have been taken by keen amateurs or professionals? Or perhaps they were engravings?. I discovered some 1890 to 1894 plates at work which were chrystal clear, and capable of 4X magnification without loss of detail (they're now in Derby Industrial Museum). I think the loss of detail and/or blurring is due to the limitations of the (news) printing processes of the time which, I believe, entailed engraved copper plates for pictures, and subsequent copying and/or magnification. However I do like the effect you have achieved, and I do like your Farthing epistles. Cue..a correction by someone much more knowledgable!!

worrying the Dean

to Waltz tunes

resembling church bells

anatomically susceptible to

causing severe bruising

to trick foreigners

was stolen, remelted

than stone statues

A bump, with a find near Longford, Derbyshire. Visible from the road, taken at max. Zoom on my 4 maga pixel point & shoot camera. Identification of this van?? I can't explain the peculiar appearance of the corrugated shed beyond the gate, perhaps a double exposure??

collected from farms

(Horse Chestnut [Conker] trees are being attacked by a small moth who's caterpillars are leaf miners, causing very early leaf drop. It's not clear whether this affects the quality of the conker crop! perhaps we should have a RMweb conker challenge in the interests of scientific research. ) salvaged by Grandma

field from magnetic

Gay other directions

to avoid recognition

and without WAGS

a sadist's speciality

moustache wax ignored

generations of Alchemists

fortifying beverages specially

found in fields

crunchy and delicious