Silent sparks Tired travellers under a sullen sky, we pass the sheds behind the taverna. Then an earthly shooting star appears. A firefly, looking for love. Continue reading
Across the earth, across the sea A stocky brown cow approaches the water. She sniffs it and hesitates, lifting her head up. Behind her the herd baulks and shuffles. Continue reading
‘A symphony of ancient trees’ I’m at a music festival. I’m lying on the ground and letting the sound wash over me. Continue reading
Hunting Country When I was ten, a man cut off a fox’s tail and used it smear blood on my face. I had been ‘blooded’: a hunting rite of passage. Continue reading
A Cotswolds vantage Old Walterbush Farm lies at the highest point of my walk. At 750 feet above sea level it’s where the rolling waves of the Cotswold landscape finally crest before flowing out eastwards Continue reading