Today I was struck by three acorns! Nature has a peculiar way of tapping us on the head when she wants to remind us of something. If it were a meteor, we’d call it apocalyptic. If it were a coin, we’d call it providence. But an acorn - that comic nut of destiny - is … Continue reading From Knock to Knell: An Autumnal Double Act
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A Romp Through the Thickets of Bambi
A short while ago, I accompanied my father to the doctor's surgery, to his appointment for pre-scan blood tests. As we settled into the waiting room, I found myself without any reading material. Glancing around, I noticed a small, unassuming book on the table: Bambi. With a mischievous grin, I picked it up and waved … Continue reading A Romp Through the Thickets of Bambi
Remnants
When the dead are yonder and break not one more heart, they leave us things to ponder: accidental art. Update: 2nd March, 2025. I recall writing this post after reflecting on the slow, relentless erosion of ancient sandstone gravestones in the many churchyards and cemeteries my work led me to. Time and the elements conspired … Continue reading Remnants
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