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Introduction Spring is undeniably here although still with cold says. I walked in one of my habitual places checking on the wild flower progress. Most striking however were several large areas of meadowsweet, my summer favourite. It looked like a messily farmed field with cut grass which had fallen and died. I thought it […]
Introduction I’m watching the weather for warmth. Today it’s ten degrees not five which it was last week. I sometimes think of this as an elemental battle or as the Greeks understood it, with the gods. Beira is the Scottish goddess of winter. A few thousand miles away, this is the story of Persephone reappearing […]
Introduction Some years ago I met a woman giving away a large pile of walking magazines. She was moving to Austria and we talked about her collection, the UK, and her new home. We agreed Austria was superb, and also on the predictability of Britain. “It’s always the same” she said meaning Great Gable, Cader […]
Introduction Like many other people I’ve reduced my engagements at X, formerly Twitter, after recent changes. Not for politics reasons as such, but because the platform is even more political, which I dislike. That’s partly the reason. The other development is the insertion of Grok into X, which means a machinic rather than human […]
