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Dear Neighbours,
We will look back on these confusing times wondering Edition 181 how we ever got through! It is vital right now to keep ourselves, our families and friends, safe and well, whilst trying to keep the economy afloat. What a job! More than ever the local trades and services here inside your community magazine Stephen & Debbie Corney need you. If we are sensible, with their son Hayden protect ourselves, use face masks and wash our hands regularly, isolate if we are unwell, then we will be able to keep going. The companies here are all following the protocols required to continue to provide their services and keep their businesses alive. Stephen, myself and the team here all hope you are fit and well, and are continuing to find some things to smile about. Future planning is good for us. It permits us a goal, takes us beyond the immediate stops and worries, and gives us something to look forward to. What are your plans? What would you like to do in just a year’s time? On a more immediate basis, can the advertisers here inside help you with that dream kitchen, bathroom, landscape garden or even help you plan to move house? We do hope we are able to help you with this future, and immediate planning. The index at the back of the magazine shows you all our loyal advertisers. If there is someone or something you are looking for and they are not here, please give one of us a call. I am sure we can help you! We wish you a good month of November. I think this month we can really appreciate all that was done so many years ago to keep our freedom. We salute those who lost their lives to save us.
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Published by: Debbie & Stephen Corney at Dorset Publications Telephone: 01202 894397 Email: info@westmoorsdirectory.co.uk Copy deadline for the December edition: 9th November 2020
In this issue...
Dorset Quirky Facts....................... 8 Puzzle Page.....................................10 Lorraine Finney’s Photography Exhibition raises over £500......12 Do try this at home.......................14 Are you eating enough fibre?......18 Pets: Firework Phobia...................20 Spot the difference.......................20 Stargazing in Dorset......................22 Understanding Investments.......24 The History of Place Names........30 Gifts of Gorgeousness..................36 The Adventures of Daichi.............38 Pep up your hallway.....................48 Gardening: Getting fruity..............52 Short story: Borrowing Berkley.....58 Recipe: Spiced chickpea and tomato stew.........................60 Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this publication is accurate, the publisher cannot accept any liability to any party for loss or damage caused by errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause. The West Moors Directory does not officially endorse any advertising material included within the publication. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval systems or transmitted in any form, without prior permission of the publisher.
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QUIRKY
BY MICA BALE
With Dorset now well and truly thrust into the heart of autumn, where could be better to enjoy this season of golden leaves than in one of the most beautiful counties in Britain? From some of the freshest oysters in Britain to a particular stone globe, certainly, Dorset is one of the finest places, come rain or shine.
Did you know that Dorset can boast its very own oyster farm? Located in Portland, the Crab House Cafe’s oyster beds offer a rare glimpse into the county’s history as there has been a heritage of oyster farming since as far back as when the Romans left their mark on Britain. Today, different methods of oyster cultivation have been employed, combining an ancient art with modern innovations and certainly offering some of the freshest oysters in Britain! It couldn’t easily be said that any one of Britain’s hills were due any particular acclaim however there is a special hill in Dorset that is worthy of exactly that. The Golden Cap is justifiably entitled as it is the tallest point on the South Coast standing at more than 190 metres. Aside from such an achievement, the Golden Cap is a haven for both flora and fauna and due to its height, gives one of the very best views of the Dorset coast and countryside.
John Constable may well be best known for his famous paintings of the East Anglian countryside however were you aware that it was in Dorset that the great artist himself spent his honeymoon with his new bride Maria Bicknell? It could be said that it was somewhat of a ‘busman’s holiday’ though as Constable produced several works of Osmington Mills and the surrounding area. It could only be speculated what Mrs Constable thought but certainly, his paintings and the Dorset counryside that inspired them have long continued to delight visitors.
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Enjoying an autumnal walk through the county, you might well be surprised to find one of the world’s largest stone spheres. At home in Swanage, the Great Globe is an impressive structure in itself, weighing a whopping forty tonnes and is made from local Portland stone. The impressive structure was completed in 1887 and surrounding the Great Globe are plaques upon which are different quotations including phrases from the Bible as well as other interesting quotes from both English and Roman manuscripts. Interestingly, after the pretty village of Sixpenny Handley suffered a catastrophic fire in the May of 1892, other communities from around the county were touched by their plight and were said to have donated as many items as they could, including large quantities of clothing. So generous was their gifts that it could be said that a person from Handley could be identified based on how many waistcoats they wore!
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Puzzle Corner
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Quiz Marriage and Divorce 1. In 2018, Winona Ryder revealed that she might have married Keanu Reeves due to the authenticity of a wedding scene in which film? 2. Donald Trump is only the second only US President to have been divorced before taking office. Who was the first? 3. In the nursery rhyme Solomon Grundy, on what day did Solomon Grundy get married? 4. Whose marriages to James Dougherty, Joe DiMaggio and Arthur Miller all ended in divorce? 5. Who wrote the 1983 novel Hollywood Wives, the 1986 novel Hollywood Husbands and the 2003 novel Hollywood Divorces? 6. Which of the following comes first in the Church of England’s traditional wedding vows?... a) in sickness and in health; b) to love and to cherish; or c) for richer, for poorer?
7. After divoricing Alana Stewart in 1984 and Rachel Hunter in 2006, who said “instead of getting married again, I’m going to find a woman I don’t like and just give her a house”? 8. Who meets his future wife Jo Jo in a 1993 book that has the sub-title The Wilderness Years, but in the next book in the series, released in 1999 with the sub-title The Cappuccino Years, has separated from her and is going through a divorce? 9. In a 1995 interview with Martin Bashir for the TV show Panorama, who famously said “Well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded”? 10. By the end of the TV series Friends, which of the main characters had been divorced three times?
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company policy of delivering the highest standards possible at all times. ‘Our service is simple. If your double glazing has misted up we can replace the glass at a fraction of the cost of a new window, in any type of frame, and with a new 25 year guarantee. But it’s not just about saving people money, although that obviously helps. Whilst a number of tradespeople perhaps don’t focus on customer care as much as they should do, we make sure we turn up when we say we will, do the job the customer requires and leave their house as clean as a whistle. Locally Cloudy2Clear service the West Moors area
and manager Justin Friel agrees that this approach is a major factor in his success. ‘The truth is that it’s not just the personal satisfaction that I get from doing a good job but also it makes good business sense. I get a huge amount of business from friends and family of people I’ve done work for, which just goes to show how much a little bit of effort is appreciated as both my customers and, obviously a body as nationally important as Which? now recognise.’ So, if your windows are steamed up, broken or damaged give Justin a call for a free quotation on 0800 61 21 118 and he’ll be happy to help!
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Lorraine Finney’s Photography Exhibition Raises over £500 for John Thornton YAF The John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation (JTYAF) was honoured to be chosen as the recipient charity for the recent Lorraine Finney Fine Art Photography Exhibition and absolutely delighted to be presented with a cheque for £532.63. Lorraine is an award-winning photographer and recently held her first solo exhibition at the Hayloft Gallery in Christchurch. It was a huge success and she received fantastic support from CAD ARTS Members, Boscombe Camera Club, Bournemouth U3A Photography Group, Landscape Collective, friends, family, and Charlie Waite, one of the world’s leading landscape photographers. Lorraine commented, ‘I am honoured to support the John Thornton
Young Achievers Foundation with a contribution from my sales and pleased that it will help young people achieve their ambitions and dreams as I have achieved mine.’ Young people are experiencing many challenges in these uncertain and difficult times. Lorraine’s generous donation which will make a huge difference to the opportunities that the JTYAF can provide for local young people in the year ahead. To view Lorraine’s collections of stunning wall art please visit her website at www. lorrainefinneyphotography and to find out more about the work of the JTYAF, visit www.jtyaf.org.
Lorraine Finney (centre) presents her cheque to Pete and Linda Thornton
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A homemade lava lamp This lava lamp is short-lived, but pretty magical. You’ll need: • A glass • Vegetable oil • Water • A bright food colouring (e.g. red or green) • An Alka-Seltzer tablet What to do: • Fill the glass to about halfway with vegetable oil. • Add around a fifth of a glass of water. • Add around 10 drops of food colouring. • Drop in the Alka-Seltzer tablet and watch the marvel unfold. Why it works: The oil floats on the water. When you drop the tablet in, it reacts with the water to make carbon dioxide bubbles. They carry the coloured water to the top, before popping and sinking back down.
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Iceberg For this experiment, you probably have everything you need already. You’ll need: • A glass • Ice cubes • Salt • String What to do • Dangle a piece of string in the glass with one hand. • Pop ice cubes into the glass so that it’s at least half-full. • Can you pull the ice-cubes out of the glass using the string? • Repeat the first two steps. • Pour a couple of tablespoons of salt over the ice cubes and the string. • Wait 10 seconds and pull the string out. • This time, the ice cubes should come out with the string. Why it works The salt makes the edges of the ice cubes start to melt but then they partially refreeze, sticking to the string as they do.
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Runaway milk Don’t worry, this is a lot less messy than it sounds. You’ll need: • A plate or wide, shallow bowl • Full fat milk • Food colouring (ideally three different colours) • Washing-up liquid What to do • Pour some milk into the plate. (You only need it to be around a centimetre deep.) • Add a few drops of food colouring in different areas. Not too many, there should be large gaps between each one. • Dip a finger in the washingup liquid and then touch one of the spots of food colouring. • Repeat with other spots of food colouring. • The colour will swirl away from your touch. Why it works The milk and washing-up liquid can’t mix. What you’re seeing is the fat particles swirling away from the washing-up liquid. Don’t have food colouring? Try touching a felt tip pen to the milk instead.
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Are you eating enough fibre? Discover the benefits of increasing your fibre intake – by Guts UK charity
Fibre is the indigestible part of plant-based foods that does not get absorbed into our body. Many of us are aware of fibre and know it’s an important component of any healthy diet, yet most of us don’t eat enough of it. We used to believe that fibre didn’t do much at all, assuming that because the human body couldn’t digest it, it just ‘travelled’ through our digestive system. In fact, fibre is absolutely vital for gut health, helping to prevent constipation and even bowel cancer. Perhaps most importantly, fibre is the food for over 100 trillion microorganisms that live in your gut. This ‘good gut bacteria’ is vital to your well-being, defending against harmful microorganisms and easing absorption of some essential vitamins. Therefore, it’s important that we feed it! “The average person in the UK eats less than 20g of fibre per day, or less than two-thirds of the recommended 30g amount. Through recent research, we know that additional fibre in the diet reduces the risk of chronic common conditions, such as bowel cancer, cardiovascular disease, strokes and type 2 diabetes,” says Julie Thompson, specialist dietician and information manager at Guts UK charity. Foods that are rich in fibre include wholegrain cereals, wholewheat pasta, oats and wholegrain bread. Fruit and vegetables such as berries, pears, melon, oranges, broccoli, carrots and sweetcorn are also rich in fibre, as are peas, beans, pulses, nuts, seeds and potatoes. There are a number of simple steps you can
take to increase your fibre intake, like swapping to wholegrain bread, opting for wholewheat pasta or choosing potatoes with skins, such as baked potatoes, wedges or boiled new potatoes. Think about adding beans, lentils or chickpeas to stews, curries and salads. “If you are planning to increase the amount of fibre in your diet, you should do this gradually,” Julie continued. “Increasing your fibre intake suddenly can cause symptoms such as wind and bloating”. The science never lies. A paper published in the Lancet medical journal that analysed 185 studies and 58 clinical trials discovered just how important fibre can be in contributing to a long and healthy life. “The paper suggests that if you shifted 1,000 people from a low fibre diet (less than 15g) to a high-fibre one (25-29g), it would prevent thirteen deaths and six cases of heart disease,” Julie explained. “It’s simple – the more fibre we eat, the better!”
Guts UK is the charity for the digestive system. The digestive system is truly fascinating, but it is very complex. Millions are affected by digestive diseases, yet our guts have been underfunded, understaffed and under-represented for decades. With new knowledge and research, we can diagnose earlier, develop kinder treatments and ultimately, a cure. Learn more at gutscharity.org.uk, call 01484 483 123 or email info@gutscharity.org.uk – we’re here to help.
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If your pet becomes really distressed during bonfire season, it could be that they have ‘firework phobia’.
RSPCA animal behaviour expert Dr Samantha Gaines says: “Firework phobia in pets is a treatable condition and we recommend planning ahead to help your pet cope. For example, if your dog really seems to suffer, your vet may suggest referral to a clinical animal behaviourist to teach him/her to deal with the sounds, or suggest the use of diffusers which disperse calming chemicals into the room.”
their enclosure could be covered by a blanket for extra insulation and soundproofing. If you are planning to bring them indoors just before the fireworks are likely to start, then introduce this a week or two in advance. Finally if you are using fireworks yourself, try to stick to traditional celebration dates like Bonfire Night, when most animal owners will be expecting fireworks and will hopefully have made preparations to help their animals cope.
It is also a good idea to provide your dog with a safe haven – perhaps under some furniture or in a cupboard – and it is best to get them used to this before the season starts. Choose somewhere quiet and help him to learn that being there is positive and that no harm will come to him. You can do this by giving him toys or a variety of chew toys. Small animals that live outside should have lots of extra bedding so they can burrow. Some of
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STAR GAZING Welcome to the November Stargazing Page. Each month I’ll be describing astronomical events that are happening overhead in our beau ful night skies. The majority of events are viewable just by stepping outside on a cloudless night and looking up, but some may require a par cular vantage point e.g. a clear view to the west. Occasionally, viewings will benefit from the use of binoculars or a small telescope if available, but all can be enjoyed without either. International Space Station All sightings for early November occur between the chilly hours of 4a.m. and 6a.m. After November 20th the ISS is visible every evening after 5p.m., often twice in one night. Some of the brightest passes are around 5.40p.m. on the 23rd, 25th, 27th and 29th November, all rising from the west or southwest. Please note timings are subject to change, therefore I recommend checking www.heavens-above.com for up-to-date information, remembering to set the location to Bournemouth. Those of you hoping to use the predicted times for ISS overhead passes in September may have noticed they weren’t accurate. This was because the astronauts on board had to perform a last-minute ‘avoidance manoeuvre’ to ensure that they were not hit by a large piece of space debris left over from a 2018 Japanese rocket. The procedure was carried out effectively and no damage was sustained to the space station or the crew. See all eight planets of the Solar System in one day! November provides a rare opportunity to see all eight planets within 24 hours, with suggested viewing timings of 6a.m., 6p.m. and 9p.m. Binoculars or a small telescope will be required to spot Uranus and Neptune. To prevent moonlight from washing out the fainter planets, viewing on a cloudless night between 8 – 20th November is recommended. Mercury and Venus Mercury and Venus are currently visible in the early morning and the best time to spot them is around 6a.m. early in the month, and 6.15a.m. later in the month. Mercury will be quite close to the Sun and hard to spot as dawn breaks, and it will also be quite low on the horizon, therefore a clear view east, or an elevated position (such as a first-floor balcony or open window) is essential. To advertise in The West Moors Directory, please call: 01202 894397
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A skychart or app may be helpful to prevent confusing it with the nearby star, Spica. Venus won’t be confused with anything as it’s the brightest thing in the sky after the Sun, Moon and ISS! Be mindful to finish observing before sunrise (around 7a.m.) and always avoid looking directly at the Sun. Earth Just look down! Mars Mars is rapidly moving away from us now, but is still a distinguishable redorange object in the constellation of Pisces, a part of the sky with few bright stars, so it’s hard to miss. Look high in the sky towards the south at 9p.m. Jupiter & Saturn Still hanging on in our darkening autumnal skies, the gas giants are best viewed in the southwest around 6.p.m. before they sink below the horizon. Saturn is the dimmer object on the upper left of the bright, yellowish Jupiter. As an added bonus, Pluto, the ex-ninth planet is currently located very close to Jupiter as seen from our line-of-sight on Earth. It is difficult to spot, looking like a faint background star even with a good telescope. However, if you are looking in the direction of Jupiter, you are also looking in the direction of Pluto, so you can sort of tick it off the list! Uranus and Neptune Both the ice giants look like blue-green-grey discs in a pair of binoculars. They are best viewed when looking for Mars around 9p.m. Uranus is situated within Aries and is positioned left of Mars, whilst Neptune is in Aquarius to the right of Mars. As they are very hard to locate it is recommended that keen observers look up positioning charts that are freely available on the internet. Moon November’s Full Moon falls on the 30th, and has a number of names. In North America it is known as the Beaver or Frost Moon; to the ancient Celts it was the Dark Moon; and to Medieval peoples it was called the Snow Moon. VENUS
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Understanding Investments: Personal Pensions (including SIPPs) For many people, the value of their pension savings can be their most significant asset, alongside their home. However, pension savings are often neglected due to perceived complexity surrounding pension rules, investment choice and clients accruing multiple schemes throughout a working life. Whilst there are different types of pensions (Final Salary and Money Purchase), and a number of flexible choices once retirement is reached, I want to focus this article on three of the most important things to consider with money purchase schemes during the accumulation stage (usually whilst working and contributing) that will influence the value of your pension at retirement; Contribution Level, Investment Content and Charges. 1: Contribution Level: Auto-enrolment now obligates an employer to contribute a % of earnings to an employees’ pension (subject to certain earnings limits). In addition, an employee (or a director and the self-employed) can contribute an amount linked to their earnings. The incentive to do so currently available from the government is that they provide tax-relief on personal contributions, so a basic rate taxpayer saves 20% tax on their pension contributions, a higher rate taxpayer 40% and additional rate 45%. There are maximum annual allowance limits applicable. 2: Investment Content: Once the money has been paid into the pension scheme, it should usually be invested in an attempt to earn a higher return than cash and aim to preserve and grow the real value of the pension fund (the value after inflation). Different pension schemes will offer a variety of investment options; some will offer a wide investment choice and others can be more restricted. Modern plans usually provide a wider range, with SIPP’s usually offering the
greatest choice. The level of investment risk should be Howard Goodship considered on an individual basis, linked to your attitude to risk, the time left before reaching retirement and your overall financial situation (including other savings and investments). It should be remembered that investment returns are not guaranteed. 3: Charges: Since the introduction of auto enrolment, competition amongst pension providers has increased and charges have reduced. This is great news for clients starting pension plans now and whilst some older schemes have adjusted their charges accordingly, many haven’t. The amount you pay in charges will have a direct impact on the value of the pension fund at retirement and the longer the money remains invested, the bigger the impact on your pension value. In combination the right level of contribution, invested in high quality investments with reasonable charges can be a powerful formula to help provide you with a financially secure retirement. We offer an initial, no obligation meeting to discuss your objectives and would be happy to answer any of your questions. It is possible to switch pension plans from one provider to another if the existing pension plan is no longer suitable (any charges related to this work would be quoted and agreed in advance and would not be contingent on a switch). Howard Goodship is an Independent Financial Adviser with Lonsdale Wealth Management, 5 Fridays Court, Ringwood.
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The value of an investment and the income from it could go down as well as up. The return at the end of the investment period is not guaranteed and you may get back less than you originally invested. The contents of this article are for information purposes only and do not constitute individual advice.
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Let their care be your Legacy Turn a kind thought into real support for families like Noah’s Going into lockdown has been upsetting for all of us. That feeling of isolation and loneliness tinged with fear about the future. So imagine what it’s like for a mum with a seriously ill child. Eleven-year-old Noah has lifethreatening epilepsy which can strike at any time and when it does, he needs to be rushed to hospital. He nearly died during lockdown after suffering a seizure that lasted for 18 hours. It was a terrifying experience for Noah and his family and they were so grateful to have Julia’s House, the Children’s Hospice charity, by their side. Now Noah is back home having regular visits from our nurses so that his exhausted mum and dad can take a break. “Although their faces are covered by masks and they wear protective clothing, he recognises their voices,” said his mum, Emma. “The Julia’s House nurses are Noah’s safe people. Even in full PPE he is comforted just having them around.”
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Noah with his mum, Emma We’ve been there for Dorset families throughout the Covid-19 crisis. Caring for children in their own homes and supporting mums, dads and siblings, even when they are shielding. Our nurses and carers are in regular contact, delivering food and vital medicine. Did you know that one-in-four of our children is funded by Gifts in Wills? These gifts have never been more important now traditional fundraising has been swept away. We know it’s a tough time for many people financially but the wonderful thing about legacy giving is it costs nothing now. You can turn a kind thought today into real support for families in the future. Writing your Will has never been easier. With our new online Will writing service you can write or update your Will for free from the comfort of your own home. Find out more by visiting www. juliashouse.org/west-moors. A gift of just 1% can make 100% difference to local families like Noah’s.
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LET HIS CARE BE YOUR LEGACY LEAVE A GIFT IN YOUR WILL WITH OUR NEW FREE ONLINE WILL WRITING SERVICE Julia’s House supports the families of children with life-limiting conditions in Dorset and Wiltshire. Our vital lifeline of care provides comfort and reassurance throughout the current unsettling times. 1 in 4 of the children we care for are supported by legacies, and even a gift of just 1% can make a huge difference.
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History
Penzance
By Catherine Rose
The origin of village and town names can provide a fascinating insight into their history.
variations of it in towns such as Cromer and Swanmore.
The study of place names is called toponomastics. Generally, places have earned their names from the people that founded them, the surrounding landscape, or the flora and fauna that have featured there.
Numerous places have the word bury in them. This did not refer to a burial plot as it might sound but is the Old English word for a large estate, known by the Saxons as a burh. The root has also given rise to ‘borough’ and ‘burgh’.
Because the UK has such a varied history, our modern place names come from the Celts, the Anglo-Saxons, the Vikings and even the French.
Stead or sted comes from the Anglo-Saxon word stede for ‘place’.
Manchester is derived from the Celtic words mamm meaning ‘a breast-shaped hill’ and ceaster – ‘a fortified city’. Tre in a place name denotes a homestead or hamlet and was usually paired with the name of the owner, so Tregare in Wales means ‘Gare’s home’. This prefix is seen even more widely in Cornwall. Another common Cornish prefix is penn – a ‘headland’. Penzance is a conjugation of penn and sans which together mean ‘holy headland’. Like tre, a town or village name ending in by is Old Norse for ‘homestead’. The Vikings are also responsible for place names that begin or end with holm. This means ‘island’ and usually referred to a settlement surrounded by marsh or water. Water, especially rivers, feature widely in place name origins. For example, Luton is derived from ‘Lea’ after the river that flows through it and tun which is Anglo Saxon for a large farm or settlement. Another common place name includes ham(m) meaning ‘small village’. Mor(e) or Mer referred to a ‘lake’. You can find
Featured in the towns of Stow, Stowmarket and Stow on the Wold (from wald or weald – the Old English for ‘forest’), a stow was somewhere holy. It even gave Bristol its name as the town was originally called ‘Brigg’s Stow’ meaning ‘holy place by the bridge’. The suffix ley or ly signifies a forest clearing and dates from a time when our island was covered in woodland. The Viking word was thwaite, particularly seen in the north. One interesting suffix is wick or wich. This was the Anglo-Saxon noun for ‘produce’ and was bestowed on a farm with a prefix that told you what it produced. So, for example, Greenwich was an arable farm some distance from London; Woolwich, a sheep farm; and Chiswick, a dairy farm (chis being ‘cheese’). Other Old English words appearing in place names are cott or cote – ‘small house’, clopp – ‘small hill’, combe – ‘valley’, holt – ‘wood’, and den – ‘animal pasture’ (not to be confused with ‘don’ from the word dun meaning ‘hill’.) Although today it is difficult to still see their origins, deciphering old place names can give us the strongest clue as to how the landscape must have once looked.
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“Dealing with death is one of the hardest parts of life” This year in particular we at Dorset and Wight have been inundated with enquiries concerning the worry of potential liability for long term care fees, along with an increase in requests for guidance on Lasting Power of Attorney’s.
Surprisingly, over 70% of the adult population still do not have a Will and of the 30% that do, the majority are either out of date due to familial or legislation changes or are basic Wills that do not protect your assets in a way that you actually intended. For instance, protecting your property against care fees and other third party predators by the use of a Property Protection Trust Will provides many benefits for your family’s estate. As long as it is done in advance, and well before you are aware of a need for long term care, it forms part of any sensible estate plan. When considering a Lasting Power of Attorney many people think “I’m not ill, why do I need one?” But they are missing the point. These again are documents that have to be made well in advance of any problems and are equally as important as a Will to have in place. Your Will looks after your wishes when you are no longer with us. Your Lasting Power of Attorney looks after your
wishes while you are still with us, but struggling to deal with your own affairs. This can happen due to age, the onset of a degenerative disease such as Alzheimer’s or Dementia, or suddenly due to an accident. Now more than ever people need professional help to put their affairs in order and to ensure that they themselves and their loved ones are protected if the worst was to happen.
This month’s tip No matter what age you are there are many things in our lives nowadays that require you to be able to show photo identification. So even if you have stopped driving and travelling it is worth considering renewing your passport when it expires so that you always have some form of photo ID available. This can save you time and expense in the long run. Dorset and Wight are your local trusted provider of affordable Lasting Power of Attorneys and professionally drafted Wills. You have undoubtedly heard of us Now is the time: to call us. Telephone 01202 065953 or 01983 623900 or visit:
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By Kate Duggan
Beauty gifts that Santa will wish he thought of, from stocking fillers to luxury treats Eco lovers will appreciate Biovene Solid Shampoo and Conditioner Bars (£4 each). They’re also a great gift for anyone planning on going travelling next year, as they take up very little space in a suitcase but last for weeks. The bars are free from parabens, sulphates and other harsh chemicals and use natural goodies like macadamia oil and shea butter to gently cleanse and nourish hair. See www.justmylook.com. Alternatively, the Eco Warrior Mini Cube by the Little Soap Company (www.littlesoapcompany. co.uk) is as pretty as it is eco. For £8, you get a Sensitive Facial Bar, Exfoliating Bar, Shampoo Bar and Shaving Bar. They’re all plant-based, free from synthetics and packed with natural ingredients such as essential oils, pink clay, oatmeal and coconut oil.
What make-up lover isn’t a fan of Urban Decay’s Naked Eyeshadow Palettes (£43)? The Ultraviolet one is likely to cause squeals of delight on Christmas Day from any fan of a bold smoky eye. The twelve shades are a mix of mattes, metallic and shimmers. The focus is purple, from lilac to deepest aubergine (but with names like ‘Euphoric’ and ‘Cyber Punk’…), and there are complementary nudes and golds to create the perfect dramatic eye. As you’d expect from Urban Decay (www.urgandecay.co.uk), the shadows go on easily and stay put for hours. Pair the palette with the Lash Freak Mascara (£21) for extra brownie points.
Most of us rarely treat ourselves to a new make-up bag, but they’re always nice to get. (Because, let’s face it, how many of us ever get around to cleaning out the powder, lipstick stains and other gunk that accumulates in them?) The Tierra Palm Multicoloured Makeup Bag (£16.50) from Oliver Bonas is likely to be well-received. If you’re feeling especially generous, team it with the coordinating Wash Bag (£24). Do you make your own Christmas crackers? Forget a plastic fish or silver napkin ring, pop in a Leighton Denny Back to Nature Nail Polish in Peony or Forest (£12) instead. They’re vegan, 75% natural and designed to have a lower impact on the environment than most nail varnishes. See www.LD-Boutique.com. Give someone the gift of a good night’s sleep with the Tonic Velvet Eye Mask (£15 from www.amara.com) and This Works’ Choose Sleep Kit (£10 from www.thisworks.com). The mask is velvet on one side and satin on the other, so it feels lush against skin. The Choose Sleep Kit contains miniatures of two of This Works’ bestselling products – the Deep Sleep Pillow Spray and Stress Check Roll-On. Know someone who loves luxuriating in the bath tub? A Biovene Hair Wrap Treatment (£3 from www.justmylook.com) would make a great stocking filler. It’s easy to use: just pop it over your hair, use the sticky tab to keep it in place, and then rinse off after twenty minutes. It smells divine and leaves hair feeling softer and healthier.
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The Adventures of Daichi
The Dorset Publications Camper Van Daichi, the Dashing Dude, is our playful campervan who loves to take us out and dash us away to new and familiar places to have some family fun. Last month he did not disappoint. Many of us had holidays abroad cancelled, so what a great excuse to make the most of our wonderful English South Coast. Daichi was delighted to dash us to Devon for a week, away from it all. I love driving along the coast to Devon, taking in some amazing views along the top around Bridport and then having a stop and something to eat on the beach at Charmouth. Fossil finding at its best. I really know I am on holiday when we stop and look out to sea here. I can relax, unwind and start to leave the stresses behind. Bovisand Beach was where we were heading. We had never been before but as the holiday in Tenerife was cancelled by the flight company just a month prior, I had looked on Airbnb to find this gorgeous view of the sea from the small cottage at the top of the cliff. That was the one. It is all about the view for me. On arriving at Bovisand Beach, which is a stone’s throw away from Plymouth, I was not at all disappointed. It was incredible. You could see for miles. A Navy ship was anchored off the shore, there were swimmers, kayaks, stand up paddle boarders, sailing boats, motorboats and small ferries taking passengers to the idyllic looking villages of Cawsand and Kingsand opposite, across the bay. Truly delightful. In fact, when you sat down in the cottage
Daichi looks out to sea...
Watching the boats go by... and the tide was in it felt like we were on a boat in the middle of the sea - that is all we could see! We were lucky with the weather too. The previous week had been wet and windy, but this week looked much better, and it was! As a youngster, brought up in the North, rock pooling was a major delight. Dad and I used to pick winkles by the bucket load, literally, boil them and have them for tea. “Yum”, I say… “Ugh”, I can hear you say! It is a personal taste. This area had great rock pools and some caves too - when the tide was out. The first day on the beach was great. Hayden was able to get his race board out and practise his run into the sea at great speed (teenage boys…) while I lounged on the beach drinking coffee… one of my favourite occupations! Stephen put on his wetsuit and was off splashing about too. The sea rolled slowly, or not so slowly, back into the small bay and started to fill those rock pools with swishing (I love that sound) seawater and seaweed. There was rather a lot of seaweed due to the previous week’s storms, but that did not put us off. What we did not anticipate was the speed with which the sea crept in… we nearly had to swim our way back to the steps! All good fun. Us Brits do like to be dramatic at times! Back at the cottage we soaked in the sun on the decking overlooking the incredible bay below us. Where we had been sitting was now full of water. Thought
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Rockpooling, whatever the weather!
Boys with their toys! within half an hour all three of us had found what we were looking for… and more… and all at a great price. Since you cannot try anything on at this odd time we are living in, you either like it or you don’t, you buy it, or you don’t. Simple. The times I have spent trying clothes on, for hours, to come away with one item if I am lucky. This time, no choice, take it or leave it. There may be some advantages to some of the restrictions which have at the moment! Not only that, I am now trendy Mum! Leggings, ‘Converse’ looking shoes (I used to call them sandshoes, but that is not cool these days…) and a gorgeous cardigan that looks hand knitted and reminds me of one my Grandma made me a long time ago! Hayden got his red shoes to match his shirt and more skinny jeans too. Stephen even bought shoes and a pair of trousers. Success – we were all smiles! The National Marine Aquarium was another really enjoyable day. What fish, wow! We also went on the Merry-Go-Round, Mary Poppins style, by the sea wall. It just had to be done. A meal out, just passed the Plymouth Lido, which had reopened for the summer, in a restaurant with almost 360 degree views of the sea. What more could we want? The whole week was a hit. Simple fun on our British Isle. Daichi loves to take us away, recharge those batteries and then back to reality, still smiling. It took us over ten hours to travel home as we kept stopping enroute to take in all the different places. Lyme Regis is another family favourite, so we ended our holiday there on the beach, with another meal watching the sun setting before finally driving home. Where will Daichi take us next, I wonder? By Debbie Corney
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A Will is about giving people the control and power to make their own decisions, protect their family, protect their legacy and protect their story. Here at Kiteleys we are proud to offer a free two hour appointment which can be in one of our offices, over the phone, virtually or in the comfort of your own home to ensure you have the right Will for you! To book your appointment or for further information email the team on wills@kiteleys.co.uk or contact your local office. Boscombe 01202 393506
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Home Interiors
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By Katherine Sorrell
Give your home’s entrance a stylish update with new furniture or accessories. A clean-lined shape and subtle colour makes this a useful piece for any style of hallway. Garden Trading Clockhouse hallway storage bench, £260, cuckooland.com. è ç Combining a wooden frame with joints in steel, the Steelwood by star designers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec is sure to become a design classic. Magis Steelwood coat stand, £493, nest.co.uk.
This vintage-inspired piece will make a bohemian statement in your home. Bali rattan coat stand, £125, oliverbonas.com. è
é Handy for post, reminders and invitations, this wirework display rack has an appealingly functional feel that would look great in a modern space. Farringdon memo board, £30, gardentrading.co.uk. With a small footprint but a big impact, this glamorous lacquer and brass cabinet is finished with solid acrylic cabochons. Globo console, £1,995, uk.jonathanadler.com. è
é Generously sized hooks in a traditional design will hold coats, scarves and even hats comfortably. Country wall hooks, £75, amara.com. ç These slender, elongated hooks provide a tidy, elegant spot from which to hang a coat or robe. Small antique brass hooks, £45, coxandcox.co.uk.
Say hello to hallway style • Choose a runner that leads guests from the front door to the heart of your home. Consider how its colours and patterns interact with adjacent rooms – and avoid light colours that show the dirt. • Shoe and coat racks, console tables, benches and the like can be selected with an eye for style as much as storage. An upcycled or vintage piece could really make a statement. • A hallway mirror is not only an essential but can really up the fashion stakes. All sorts of designs are available, and a rattan frame is very on trend. • Include a row of hooks for more impact, whether rustic or traditional, industrial or modern. They come in a multitude of shapes, sizes and colours. • Add an accessory or two, such as a work of art, a table lamp or simply a pot of succulents to complement and enhance your hall’s colours and textures. Ensure that the combination of pieces makes you feel happy when you come home.
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Gardening Tips
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You can grow fruit in your garden even when short on space, by making the fruit work in more ways than one and making the best use of their good looks. At this time of year the widest selection of fruit plants is available from specialist fruit nurseries as ‘bare root’ plants, and this is also the perfect time to plant fruit. A simple metal arch can be used to train tree fruit such as apples or pears up the sides and over the top. For perfect pollination (and maximum crops), plant two different apples in the same pollination group on each side of the arch. You can use cordon apples or simple ‘whips’ (straight stems). A good fruit tree nursery will be able to advise on the best combinations. Cherries can do surprisingly well in a large pots, planters or a wooden half-barrel. The combination of their lovely white spring blossom and tasty summer fruit makes then an attractive plant for a sunny, sheltered patio or back yard. Choose a cherry on a ‘dwarfing rootstock’ such as Gisela 5 to ensure it does not get too big. There are many types of fruit that take up extremely little space, such as Ballerina apples; alternatively, train cordon apples or pears vertically and spaced 60-90cm (2-3ft) apart to form columnar trees. Prune the fruiting laterals in summer and restrict the tree height to 1.82.4m (6-8ft). Ideal for the front of a vegetable plot or a flower border, a stepover is trained to form one ‘arm’ of fruit to the left and one to the right, generally
about 45cm (18ins) above ground level (hence the name); you can buy these ready-trained. Vines can produce a good crop in the UK in a sheltered, sunny spot. They can be trained up walls or over a pergola to create shade. Many have fabulous autumnal colours. There are peach varieties nowadays that grow well and produce a worthwhile crop. Avalon is recommended for its ability to crop if you have space, but there are several varieties available on sufficiently dwarfing root stocks that do well in good-sized containers. Peach Bonanza grafted on to a St Julien rootstock is compact, has attractive pink blossom and, despite its dwarf size, produces full-sized fruit. Hybrid berries can also be trained over arches to form shade and a delicious crop – I recommend loosely tying them to a chunky wooden arch. You can then enjoy the flowers followed by the rich good looks of the fruit. Strawberries in pots can crop heavily if kept well fed and watered. Either plant them into a large pot or container full of good quality compost, or use a strawberry planter with individual planting holes into each of which a strawberry plant is placed. It looks good and makes it harder for slugs and snails to get to the fruit! Visit Pippa’s website (www.pippagreenwood.com) to book Pippa for a gardening talk at your gardening club or as an after-dinner speaker.
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Short Story
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By Jackie Brewster
“If you want my advice on how to impress girls,” Mabel declared, “you’ve got to show a bit of chivalry.” Even though Lewis desperately needed advice on how to impress girls, his Aunt Mabel would be the last person he’d ask. “She’s a nice young lady.” Mabel pointed at the girl jogging across the park. “She would be just right for you.” “Keep your voice down,” Lewis blushed. “She’ll hear you.” Lewis had volunteered to walk Mabel’s dog, Berkley, round the park. Unfortunately, he hadn’t planned on Mabel coming too. She wore mismatched wellies and a hat that looked as though it was part of a jester costume. “You just need to get her to notice you,” Mabel said. Being noticed was certainly something Mabel was an expert on, Lewis thought ruefully. “She’s called Becky,” Lewis muttered under his breath. “She’s at my school.” Becky trained on the park every day after school. Lewis desperately wanted Becky to notice him, but he wasn’t about to tell Mabel that. In class that morning he’d overheard Becky telling her friend how much she loved dogs and would always stop to pet them. He hatched a plan to borrow Berkeley, stroll casually past Becky and strike up a conversation. Keep it simple. His aunt had other ideas. “She’s not seen us yet has she?” She glanced over her shoulder at Becky, who had paused to do some stretches. “She doesn’t know we’re together?” “Whatever you’re planning,” Lewis panicked, “don’t do it.” But Mabel wasn’t listening. “You take Berkley over to the swings and wait.” She handed him the dog’s lead. “When I give the signal come running over and give me assistance.” “Assistance with what?” Lewis was alarmed. “What are you going to do?” “Just pretend we don’t know each other, and it’ll look like you’re helping a lady in distress.” Mabel adjusted her hat. “That’ll impress her. You’ll be the talk of the school playground.” “We don’t call it a playground,” Lewis protested. “I’m
in the sixth form you know, we don’t play.” Mabel was already walking away from him, her wellies squelching as she went. Berkley sniffed a tree and Lewis watched his aunt warily. As she reached the edge of the path she deliberately sat down on the ground. “Help, I’ve fallen!” she called out. Lewis was mortified. Presumably this was his cue to go dashing over and rescue her. However, Becky was closer and reached Mabel first. “Are you hurt?” Becky sounded concerned. “Can I help?” “Not you!” Mabel protested. “I need that young man to help me.” “What young man?” Becky looked around. “That chivalrous young man.” Mabel pointed at Lewis. “Who I’ve never met before in my life.” Lewis dithered. His aunt’s plan was ludicrous, but it might just work. Pulling Berkeley, he ran over, reached for Mabel’s hand and hauled her to her feet. “There you go, Madam,” he said stiffly, “I hope you’re alright.” Berkeley yapped excitedly and licked Mabel’s face. “Aww Berkeley,” Mable laughed. “Were you worried about Mummy?” Becky scowled at Lewis. “Were you trying to steal this lady’s dog?” She turned to Mabel. “Should I call the police?” “Don’t worry,” Mabel said, cuddling Berkley, “I’m sure he was just borrowing him.” “Alright,” Becky nodded, looking at her watch. “I’ve got to go but shout if he gives you any more trouble.” “Why did you say that?” Lewis cried, as soon as Becky left them. “She thinks I’m a dog thief now.” “Say what?” Mabel dusted herself down. “It was a complete success. She’s definitely noticed you now.”
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This warming veggie stew will hit the spot on a cold autumn evening. Serve with steamed couscous or orzo pasta instead of rice, if preferred. Serves 4 • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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1. Heat the oil in a large frying pan over a medium heat. Add the onions and fry for 8-10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until softened and golden, adding the garlic after 5 minutes. 2. Stir in the spices and cook for 1-2 minutes until fragrant then add the tomatoes, puree and sugar. Simmer gently for 15-20 minutes until the sauce has thickened, stirring occasionally. 3. Stir in the chickpeas and simmer for a further 10 minutes. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Serve with cooked long grain rice and garnished with the parsley. TIP Stir a handful of baby spinach leaves in to the stew just before the end of cooking time, if liked.
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