We find ourselves living through a challenging time, to say the very least. Like you, we have been listening to the sad news reports of Coronavirus victims on a daily basis. Our thoughts go out to all those who have lost family members or who have loved ones currently fighting the illness in hospital or at home in self-isolation.
Along with my family, we are taking each day at a time, gradually adapting to our new, temporary, reality. So far everyone that we have had dealings with has demonstrated calmness, sense and good humour which is very comforting. Certainly, the British spirit is in no way diminished.
In the meantime, we realise that as Woodloreans you are a special breed and will still be looking for opportunities to safely enjoy the outdoors life; rest assured that Woodlore will support your clothing and equipment needs as efficiently as our circumstances allow.
Personally, I have been out in the garden enjoying the spring flowers. This year their transient blooming is more poigniant than ever before. They uplift me with their beauty and remind me that I must live fully each moment as it happens. Most importantly they remind me that our current difficulties will also be transient.
Stay safe
With love and best wishes
Ray and Ruth Mears
Along with my family, we are taking each day at a time, gradually adapting to our new, temporary, reality. So far everyone that we have had dealings with has demonstrated calmness, sense and good humour which is very comforting. Certainly, the British spirit is in no way diminished.
In the meantime, we realise that as Woodloreans you are a special breed and will still be looking for opportunities to safely enjoy the outdoors life; rest assured that Woodlore will support your clothing and equipment needs as efficiently as our circumstances allow.
Personally, I have been out in the garden enjoying the spring flowers. This year their transient blooming is more poigniant than ever before. They uplift me with their beauty and remind me that I must live fully each moment as it happens. Most importantly they remind me that our current difficulties will also be transient.
Stay safe
With love and best wishes
Ray and Ruth Mears
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@Aaron Holt – That sounds about right, one time me an a mate got hold of a Mullard (Duck) that had bounced off a truck windshield when we where off camping out up in Scotland and so we figured “Mmm! Duck Dinner!” so then back at camp we argued about the best cooking method, I suggested “Fry” he suggested “Boil” so in the end he had his way and Boiled it, we enjoyed that Duck – 6 and a half hours later! I was recently re-reading about climbing and repelling after watching Bear Grills (yes, misspelled his name on purpose!) jump out of a helicopter in Borneo and descend from a tree canopy and I can see why Ray doesn’t approve or like his methods. Bloke ran through the Jungle like a loon to find the locals, nearly killing himself, a few times. An as it was Borneo, you’d have at least expect him to talk about Antiaris toxicaria “Tajem” to the locals that they use as a Blowgun poison but it wasn’t mentioned by him once. I heard the Discovery Channel cancelled his contract. Bet that made Ray smile – it certainly made me Smile.
I want to have your babies
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