2025. March 29th. BOOK REVIEW. A friend of mine in Axbridge – Tony Watts – asked me to review his novel Mary McShane: Psychic Detective. It’s an easy to read book with the investigations neatly laid out with a clear pathway to the eventual conclusions as the villains are caught. I must admit I’m in awe of anyone who writes and publishes a novel – something I am yet to achieve. See https://www.harrymottram.co.uk/reviews/ for the review.
2025. March 28th: MAGNIFICENT MAGNOLIAS. The brief but beautiful glories of Axbridge: magnolia trees in blossom in Old Church Road. We used to have one in our garden so I’ve ordered one from the RHS – but it will be years before it’s like these.
2025. March 27th: AXBRIDGE COMMUNITY THEATRE. A highly enjoyable production of Arthur Miller’s play Broken Glass staged in Axbridge Town Hall – watched from the front row – my favourite spot – accompanied by several glasses of wine – which I suffered from the next day. Hang-overs are far worse these days mainly due to not drinking very often and combing the wine with my heart medication. Review at https://www.harrymottram.co.uk/reviews/
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