Category: Stories
Day 45 to 50: Following César Manrique Through Lanzarote
“One of mankind’s greatest flaws is not being clearly aware of what life means. It is such a brief and flimsy thing.”
(CÉSAR MANRIQUE 1978)
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Day 41: Aix-en-Provence In Portrait
Thursday night was date night. And by date night I mean that my partner and I cooked together and ended up watching TV. Just as we have done most evenings since March 11th.
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Day 38 to 40: Wild London Within One Mile
During a busy week of lockdown working, my permitted daily walk has kept me sane. Often just around the block or on calmer days, the one mile stretch up to Hilly Fields in Brockley.
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Day 23 to 25: A Summary Of London’s Green Chain Walk
London is a fascinating city for infinite reasons. Just one of which is that it holds enough green space to be considered for National Park status.
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Day 18 to 22: Exploring Queen’s House Greenwich, London
For whatever reason (most likely because a trip oversees took place and inspired a flurry of posts) this visit to Greenwich was left unpublished.
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Day 8: Memories Of Spring 2019 In Crystal Palace Park, London
Glorious sunshine filled the flat today and I spent a lunch break out on the balcony staring towards the peak of Crystal Palace park on the horizon.
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Day 7: Wild Places In The Canary Islands
Virtual escapism is a great thing and there are some really creative initiatives changing our concept of adventure at the moment.
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The Old And The New In Sicily’s Cefalù
For all that Sicily can track its heritage effortlessly back over Millennia, it looks forward when it comes to tourism.
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