: Pre-strategy workshop breakfast in Market Deeping.
: Well, this is exciting — a wild pine marten spotted just down the road from me in Worthing. It’s the …
: Enjoying a solstice party on the beach.
: Trees don’t run you over; they don’t shout at you or nick your mobile. In fact there’s a good …
: Started reading: Overnight: Journeys, Conversations and Stories After Dark by Dan Richards 📚
: Started reading: Ancient - Reviving the Woods That Made Britain by Luke Barley 📚
: Started reading: The English Path by Kim Taplin 📚
: Bird feeders scrubbed, dried, disinfected and refilled.
: A particularly friendly robin caught in winter winds at RSPB Pulborough Brooks this afternoon.
: Started reading: The Return of the Grey Partridge by Roger Morgan-Grenville 📚
: Started reading: Time and Tide by Fiona Stafford 📚
: Fungi season. The woods were full of them yesterday.
: And then autumn is motorway rain and the dirty courts of service stations, greys and greases and …
: Started reading: Autumn by Melissa Harrison 📚
: Spending some quality late summer time with my girls and the local nature reserve.
: Started reading: The Hard Way by Susannah Walker 📚 I think I’ll pass it on to my eldest daughter …
: Stunning work there, Mr Spider.
: Currently reading: The Accidental Garden by Richard Mabey 📚 Starting to work my way through the …
: Started reading: The Long Man & Friends: Sacred Sussex by Philip Carr-Gomm, David Bramwell 📚
: Started reading: The Cuckoo’s Lea by Michael J. Warren 📚 Picked up one of the special independent …
: Stalking the storks at Knepp. #mbjune day 1: Tree 📷
: A stork flying overhead at Knepp.
: Started reading: Waters of Life by Tom Bowser 📚
: I do love a book full of beavers. Just arrived, and I can’t wait to dive in…
: Rowan Williams on David Attenborough: There are people who seem to think concern for the natural …
: Shoreham Beach, 6.45am, Easter Sunday
: Travel from most countries to the US is dropping under Trump. This is a presidency with no …
: Our first visit to Kingley Vale.
: Interesting selection of stickers, found rather randomly on a Sussex gate.
: Back at the Brighton Dome for the Blue Film Programme of the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival …
: I think spring is finally here.
: When you are young and naive you think the professionals involved will sit down soberly, look at …
: Nice to have company up on the downs.
: Last Sunday of March, the first of British Summer Time. 7.35am, South Downs, near Lancing College. …
: Have no regard for the words of the witless. They neither love nor care. From Bringing Back the …
: Oh, dear: UK on alert after H5N1 bird flu spills over to sheep in world-first - Ars Technica: The …
: Middle of March, and I’m still scraping ice off the car…
: AI, My Ass: … when I wandered into the bathroom and saw the bidet, I made a sound I haven’t been …
: The hollowed world of the appistocracy: The true power of the appistocracy isn’t measured in …
: Smart Home is an illusion: So maybe it’s time we finally changed the way we talk about the Internet …
: First lamb I’ve seen this year.
: I now have access to Sora, OpenAI’s generative video tool. So, I asked it to generate a stressed …
: Truth found in a second-hand bookshop.
: Started reading: Renaturing by James Canton 📚
: An evening in Brighton for the Banff Mountain Film Festival Tour.
: Miscellaneous Adventures: It started as any walk should, with the discovery that the entire contents …
: This evisceration of worldly experience is evident in news stories of people dismayed to find …
: Cold, frosty and misty Sunday morning in the South Downs.
: If you’re contemplating getting into (or back into) blogging for the New Year, micro.one might be …
: Headline only RSS feeds are an abomination.
: It’s update your Apple devices day: bug fixes for iPhones and iPads.
: How I escaped my desk, and spent the day at WWT Arundel: www.coffeeandcomplexity.com/walking-a…