I can’t be the only person wondering if Dining across the divide (1 March) is possibly resulting in more romantic liaisons than Blind date? Some of them are heartwarming.
Ed Clarke
Manchester
• Why all the excitement about a cricket ground within the boundaries of a World Heritage Site (Letters, 27 February)? Derwent Valley Mills has five (viz Cromford Meadows, Ambergate, Belper Meadows, Duffield Meadows and Darley Abbey).
Paul English
Belper, Derbyshire
• My anorak has a “funnel” neck (Hiding in plain sight: everyone from Meghan to the Beckhams wants a funnel neck, 27 February). Fortunately, it doesn’t allow rain to cascade through it.
Theresa Graham
Clevedon, Somerset
• I was surprised and pleased to see Felicity Cloake’s reference to Farmhouse Fare (How to make the perfect bara brith – recipe, 1 March). I still have my mother’s copy of this book and often refer to it for traditional recipes. At this time of year I always use the one for Welsh cakes.
Jean Wood
Hythe, Kent
• Your report (5 March) describes a small drone as “the size of a labrador puppy” – surely a welcome addition to Wales and football pitches in the standard list of measurements.
Cassy Firth
Morley, West Yorkshire
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