Lucy Llewellyn Byard is a journalist for the Record Bee Newspaper Home Del, focusing on local news in Lakeport, California. With a passion for storytelling, Lucy covers a wide range of topics including community events, human-interest stories, and personal experiences, all with a touch of humor and warmth.
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Lakeport, United States (Local)
Lucy Llewellyn Byard's articles primarily revolve around personal experiences, family and relationships, with a particular focus on local events in Lakeport, California. Her coverage often includes reviews of local establishments or activities and expert commentary. Given this focus on the local community and personal experiences, she may be interested in pitches related to human interest stories within the Lakeport area or topics that resonate with her themes such as family dynamics, community events or mental health initiatives at a local level.
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Every time this time of year, I wonder how people will deal with their animals over the 4th of July.
How did I beat the heat over the years, living in different climates?
For years I’ve dreamed of getting a hammock and putting it in my backyard under the shade of the giant Mulberry tree. Dreamt of snoozing on the hammock, in a dreamy state. I finally made it all happen and even in the heat I tucked myself into the hammock under the tree.
While scrolling through the news on my phone, I saw an ad about suitcases and remembered how I picked my famous pink suitcase.
Back in 2001, soon after I’d recovered from a recent bout of bronchitis, my daughter said, “Mom, let’s go rock climbing.”
Watching the Olympics reminded me of how I’ve not been athletic in my entire life.
I first came in contact with elephants while living in Sri Lanka. I had gone to Udawalawe National Park in which there is the largest population of Asian elephants in all of Sri Lanka’s national parks.
I was recently reminded of the time that I rented a 36ft, motor coach for a What’s a Girl to Do? adventure back in 2002 to go to the 11th Riverside Telescope Makers Conference in Borrego Springs, California.
By: Lucy Llewellyn Byard
There is an explosion of baby kittens here in Lake County and presumably everywhere. Certainly on my own street.
A friend took her grandson to the Lake County Fair and posted photos online. I made the mistake of looking at them. Mistake? Why? Because there were pictures of him riding a pony, where the ponies go around and around on a turnstile. She said one pony had its eyes closed as it walked. She looked for water and food and didn’t see any.
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