"The past is a large and fuzzy place" is an excellent sentence. Alas, it also applies well to the present, though the difficulties are admittedly different in scale.
I am just charging my kindle before heading out for the day, so I can read some of The Kept Forest if any of the people I'm meeting turn up late. (I have finished, or at any rate temporarily finished with, The Subtle Door; though it may now need a different title, having rather less of the door in it than it did once. Damn Philip Pullman for making fantastical uses of the word "subtle" seem derivative).
"Dots" is an interesting word to describe plantings. But maybe I need more visual information. How large are these dots, as seen from where you saw them?
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I am just charging my kindle before heading out for the day, so I can read some of The Kept Forest if any of the people I'm meeting turn up late. (I have finished, or at any rate temporarily finished with, The Subtle Door; though it may now need a different title, having rather less of the door in it than it did once. Damn Philip Pullman for making fantastical uses of the word "subtle" seem derivative).
"Dots" is an interesting word to describe plantings. But maybe I need more visual information. How large are these dots, as seen from where you saw them?