This post was originally shared on August 18, 2009The surprising combination of smoked trout and roasted beets produces a teatime taste treat.Smoked Trout and Roasted Beet Tea SandwichesMakes 12 tea sandwiches4 large beets, scrubbed and trimmed1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese1/4 cup chopped chives, divided3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice1 tablespoon minced shallots1 loaf thin wheat bread, … Continue reading Flashback Friday
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Wordless Wednesday #154
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Eclipses in the Regency Era
So if you are in North America you might be full of Eclipse Frenzy today. This got me thinking about Jane and if she ever saw a total eclipse.Sadly she didn't. There was no Total Solar Eclipse visible from the United Kingdom between 1724 and 1925 according to Wikipedia.From 1775 to 1817 there were 10 partial eclipses that … Continue reading Eclipses in the Regency Era
First Line Friday – Letter to Alice on First Reading Jane Austen
Letter OneThe City of InventionCairns, Australia, OctoberMy dear Alice, It was good to get your letter. I am a long way from home here; almost in exile. And you ask me for advice, which is warming, and makes me believe I must know something; or at any rate more than you. Summary of Letters to Alice on … Continue reading First Line Friday – Letter to Alice on First Reading Jane Austen
RIP Robert Hardy
Actor Robert Hardy passed away this week.Robert Hardy as General TinleyWith his instantly recognisable voice and British bulldog manner, Robert Hardy enjoyed a distinguished acting career which spanned eight decades. By the time he endeared himself to television audiences in the BBC's All Creatures Great and Small, he had already carved out a reputation as … Continue reading RIP Robert Hardy
Wordless Wednesday #AustenInAugustRBR
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Wordless Wednesday #153
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Celebration of the Life of Jane Austen
On this day, 200 years ago, Jane Austen died at Number 8 College Street in Winchester, Hampshire. In Memory of JANE AUSTEN, youngest daughter of the late Revd GEORGE AUSTEN, formerly Rector of Steventon in this County. She departed this Life on the 18th of July 1817, aged 41, after a long illness supported with … Continue reading Celebration of the Life of Jane Austen
Join Us This Weekend!
Hello Everyone!We have a great program planned for our July celebration of Jane Austen's Life. Please share with everyone who would enjoy celebrating the life of Jane Austen with us. RSVP here (https://goo.gl/forms/Rd6pans5ui6AmSmi1)We are planning on doing some dramatic readings and are looking for volunteers to take on a part. We'll all be reading from … Continue reading Join Us This Weekend!
Regency Woman Wednesday – Grace Elliot
Grace Dalrymple Elliott(1754–1823)Grace Elliott was a Scottish courtesan and spy who resided in Paris at the time of the French Revolution. Elliott was an eyewitness to events which she detailed in her memoirs, Journal of My Life during the French Revolution (Ma Vie Sous La Révolution) published posthumously in 1859. During her lifetime she also served as the mistress … Continue reading Regency Woman Wednesday – Grace Elliot
