And a lovely piece it is of a place I know well.

If only I lived nearer. I hope the leg is healing well xx

Not my piece, Nic, although there is a link to my Grass of Parnassus piece!

Thanks, Nicola. I walk there daily but never stopped to spend time looking at the chapel walls until now.

Thanks, Nic. There is always something to inspire me in the cemetery.

Thanks, Jen. Many people seem to think that our daily wanderings in the cemetery are a bit strange, but there is always something new to see, and the plants on the chapel walls inspired me.

My tips would be: always read your work out loud, don't be precious about your words, and remember the edited piece will be better. It is hard getting rid of words, but it is usually worth it. Think of editing as polishing your script until it shines.

It's a beautiful account of something I've never seen.

I love hearing dialect names for plants. I learnt much about Welsh alternatives for plants on Friday.

Me too, here in suburban Merseyside.

I intend to monitor this, as I'm sure you can imagine.

Thanks, Nic. A disturbing sight to write about.