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There is something uncanny, even eerie about the British countryside in the heat: the heaviness, the stillness, the vitality all burned away...

Hoovered it up and loved it.

Absolutely delighted with my Right to Reside in Hookland and the Fragments book.

A squint moon above the sea.

This church door, made of boat timbers, in Warblington in Hampshire has opened for both Elizabeth I and Henry VIII

A sun scorched trip to Camlet Moat in Trent Park the other day. A magical, haunted, storied place.

An encounter with the 1,700 year old yew tree at Warblington churchyard in Hampshire

I am beginning to realise when someone says "I had an inappropriate dream about so-and-so" what they mean is "I had an appropriate dream about so-and-so"

The shore at night has been a complete blessing in the heatwave. Not just for us. There is a whole Temporary Autonomous Zone vibe going on. Pics: Feet. Metal dectector finds. Neighbours

It's an 'apply then forget about it situation'. Chances are so slim.

This was some of the artwork I sent in support of an application for a resisdency at Prospect Cottage in 2027/8 🤞

Enjoyed playing with the "make your own" landscape boxes at the British Landacape exhibition at Pallant House Gallery

"I painted these pictures with no hope and wild laughter, you are the jokers, the laughter is on you. Tears fall behind the headlines. 'Discover yourself' they said at school, I found a terrible subject." -- Derek Jarman, 1991.

Appearing around the city a lot, this could either be a random graffiti tag or it could be a bindrune meaning "safe travels" which is nice, as I see it most beside roads!

Walking the edges

A swallow's wing. Sent by a friend from the Natural History Museum. My favorite bird. A sign of the presence of Hermes.

Been spending a lot of time on the shoreline and late at night in the sea in this heatwave. Looking forward to swimming under the full moon!

Reading "Smiling in Slow Motion" by Derek Jarman on the beach the other night. Got so into it the sun set around me.

Been working on an incense blend this evening involving Storax, Opoponax and some Clary Sage oil, it is intense to say the least!!

The first reading from my bone set for a friend, who kept her question to herself.