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Scottish Islands Explorer, Dec 2023/Jan 2024
Scottish Islands Explorer, Dec 2023/Jan 2024
Scottish Islands Explorer, Oct/Nov 2023
Scottish Islands Explorer, Oct/Nov 2023
Scottish Islands Explorer, Aug/Sept 2023
Scottish Islands Explorer, Aug/Sept 2023
Scottish Islands Explorer, Dec 2022
Scottish Islands Explorer, Dec 2022
Dialect, Dec 2022
Dialect, Dec 2022
Out There Anthology, Sept 2021
Out There Anthology, Sept 2021
Wychwood magazine, July 2021
Wychwood magazine, July 2021
Dodging the Rain, Dec 2020
Dodging the Rain, Dec 2020
Nowhere magazine, Sept 2020
Nowhere magazine, Sept 2020
Spirit of People and Place, Dec 2019
Spirit of People and Place, Dec 2019
Words for the Wild, Nov 2019
Words for the Wild, Nov 2019
The Pilgrim magazine, Oct 2019
The Pilgrim magazine, Oct 2019
Creative Countryside, Sept 2019
Creative Countryside, Sept 2019
Scottish Islands Explorer, May 2019
Scottish Islands Explorer, May 2019
The Dawntreader, April 2019
The Dawntreader, April 2019

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Yesterday, woke to see the harvest moon over the roof tops, just after dawn.⁣ ⁣⁣ "But there's a full moon risin'⁣ Let's go dancin' in the light ..."⁣ ⁣ (Neil Young, 𝘏𝘢𝘳𝘷𝘦𝘴𝘵 𝘔𝘰𝘰𝘯)⁣ ⁣
Watching the sun rise and set the sky alight over Loch Indaal was one of the glories of being back on Islay. ⁣ ⁣ Returning to the gentle Cotswolds has been hard. ⁣ ⁣ But today as the Autumn Equinox graces us, I take solace in the darkening days, the
Just back from a ten day trip to my happy place, the isle of Islay. ⁣This picture was taken at Gruinart, looking down to the head of the loch. ⁣ The colours at this time of the year make the landscape sing: the purple of the heather; the yellow of th
"Away, away, from men and towns, ⁣ To the wild wood and the downs— ⁣ To the silent wilderness ⁣ Where the soul need not repress ⁣ Its music..." (Shelley)⁣ ⁣ Brief visit to one of my favourite places yesterday - Singe Wood, one of the
Wilderness Festival. As well as a rainbow, there was dancing with my children, catching up with old friends, laughing like a drain, singing, glitter, tequila ... what more do you need for a perfect summer festival Sunday?
The Lammas loaf. Blessings of the season!⁣ ⁣ At Lughnasadh we give thanks to the Great Mother for her abundance of blessings and for our own personal growing. Sometimes she likes to give us a kick up the arse so that we can better learn how to open o
At the old house, this little chap used to sit on the windowsill outside my study fairly regularly. I used to enjoy watching him leap between the line of chestnut trees along the garden edge, and help himself to wild cherries from the tree outside my
I took this photo years ago on a rare visit to Norfolk. I just thought it was really sad to see this old boat left to rot in a field out of sight away from the sea.⁣ ⁣ We live in the most landlocked place in the country. Well, we don’t actually
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