K Lewis Adair

Author @KLewisAdair #TheWindmill A multi-genre story told through a lens of three snapshots in time connected by a soul's journey to reunite with past loves.

[K Lewis Adair @KLewisAdair]

#TheWindmill #histfic
A multi-genre story told through a lens of three snapshots in time connected by a soul's journey to reunite with past loves. Travel to 1975, 1940 and modern-day 2005 to experience the loves and loss of three extraordinary people, and their journey's in life

[K Lewis Adair @KLewisAdair]

#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Mona Toforan – Superior Moon

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#Wednesday Word of the Week
From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases that are still in use today.

GÆRSTUN - MEADOW

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#Wednesday Word of the Week
From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Brim õfer – Sea shore

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#Solstice #Wednesday Word of the Week
From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Midsummer – Middansumer

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Seledreàm – home happiness

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Sweglwered setlgang – radiant sky – sunset

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Fugol cwide – Bird song

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Monad Hlyda – Month of March

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Thank you for the Retweets -@Reveal_House
@Monograptus

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Toweard Springan – Towards Spring

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Snaw – snawgebland – snow - snowstorm

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Frozen over - Oferfroren

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases that are still in use today.

Named for the God Woden - paralleled with the Roman god Mercury

Wōdnesdæg - Woden’s Day

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Halloween and The Windmill https://t.co/RyGVpV2jZy

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases - words that are still in use today.

Nearly time for Halloween – Samhain - OR

Ealra hãlgena æfen – all hallows eve

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases that are still in use today.

Ceald - Cold

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are still in use today.

Aelfsciienu treow – Beautiful tree

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases that are still in use today.

HÆRFEST – SÆL – AUTUMN SEASON

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are Still in use today.

We are having a lot of this in the UK

Hefig regn – Heavy rain

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#Wednesday Word of the Week

From foundations in Anglo-Saxon, words or phrases and words that are
Still in use today.

Pebble – Papolstân – Sandy beach - Sondlond

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