Goodnight 🌙

From St Austell in Cornwall to the Thames Estuary by my reckoning there are currently 87 different locations where sewage is being dumped on beaches and into the sea. So how's you're bank holiday weekend going?

North Pole sea ice is completely disintegrated.

“All is ripe for a huge course correction”

Feeling driven to press this point home… …cos it’s very flippin important. Many revered climate scientists, activists and journos fail to confront runaway fossil-fuelled military activity and war… …maybe cos it makes all the “what we need to do” rhetoric even more moot:

But where are they going? And where will they stay? I thought Palestine was the only place to be? Are they flitting between first and second homes? Why don’t they stay and defend like the Palestinians do? Don’t they really want it that much after all? So many questions. 🤷‍♂️

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Blimey… …fire whirls, ya say 👇😳

Nice haul of homegrown sea Buckthorn, about to make it into tonic shots 😊

I do hope to see some wider acceptance of our predicament soon. It's absolutely crystal clear to me that all efforts to thwart whatever consequences are manifesting for us all isn't going to be enough. There's nothing to be done. Nothing will erase our historical and

I predicted this. El Niño and La Niña are going away. Their replacement is the shift to a Hothouse state. "Meet with the speaker of that small quiet voice which is seeking you from within." ❤️‍🔥

Food for thought

Really feeling this. …I’ve certainly said enough 😅

Blimey. Put this in your thought pipes. [also works with other pronouns]

I hit the buffers recently. A useful place to visit in itself, as one is shown where *not* to be and all the routes that lead to it. Go well and go gently all ye good peeps. ✌️❤️‍🔥

I am....

And so it should

"My tears are like the quiet drift of petals from some magic rose; and all my grief flows from the rift of unremembered skies and snows. I think that if I touched the earth, it would crumble; it is so sad and beautiful, so tremulously like a dream." (Dylan Thomas) #collapse

Storms on the horizon… A portrait of Andrew Putt, Coxswain of The Lizard RNLI lifeboat, in 2015. Like the hundreds of other portraits I’ve made on The Lifeboat Station Project over the years, I handmade this photograph on a sheet of 12x10 inch glass using an 1850s technique.