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The Sacred and the Profane

In May 2010 I was walking between Waltham Abbey and Cambridge on my journey to collect Transition Tales. You can read the story of that in chapter 5 of my book “Tales of Our Times” – The Sacred and The Profane.

It all started like this…

Published on February 9, 2013, by Steph Bradley
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Tales of a city that is not too big and not too small III

The Super Heroes and Fun Town

Well, it seems that the girl in the blue top and the girl in a multi coloured skirt and the boy in green were not just the saviours of Pugsy, the rainbow coloured bat and Mr Hedgehog, no, things are never just exactly what they seem.

Published on September 18, 2012, by Steph Bradley
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Tales of a city that is not too big and not too small II

The tale of Mr Hedgehog and Pugsy the Rainbow Coloured Bat

 

Published on September 18, 2012, by Steph Bradley
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Tales of a city that is not too big and not too small I

On A Fair On A Green

 

Once, to a city that was not too big and not too small, with a cathedral in the centre and a green all around, came a storyteller a-walking, name of WynnAlice.

Published on September 18, 2012, by Steph Bradley
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Magical Autumn on Exeter Green and Leechwell Gardens

This Saturday, 1st September,  I will be tale telling at Exeter Green Fair, on Cathedral Green from 11.30-1.30.

Published on August 29, 2012, by Steph Bradley
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From Freedom Fields to Mount Wise

~The ancient settlement twixt the Plym and the Tamar tells its tales~

 

“I don’t have to know what I am going to do until I’m going to”

Published on August 8, 2012, by Steph Bradley
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Journey to the Gateway of the World

"And so it was that on the first day of the Great British Summer Time WynnAlice set out.

For was it not that in days gone by travellers would have waited for this time to commence

their journeys, back then in the times before flying machines filled the air, and metal

Published on July 31, 2012, by Steph Bradley
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The Tale of the Babylonians

The Tale of the Babylonians

Came one day, to the town that was not too big and not too small, a gathering of folk known as the Babylonians. Came they with supplies, curiousity, and a great will to learn.

Published on July 21, 2012, by Steph Bradley
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The Tale of The Kids in The Woods

Once, in a time that was, and was not, a time of Transition, there were three settlements, in a wooded area in the southern Hams not so very far from the famed town that was not too big and not too small.

Published on June 29, 2012, by Steph Bradley
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