Path to the sea… #stannes #estuary #fyldecoast #Lancashire

OVER ON THE Open Graves & Minds BLOG Coffin Boffin gives a shout out to Hellebore's Elemental Issue which includes a piece by her on butterfly-winged fairies. Find out why Ronald Hutton has called Hellebore ' the most erudite journal on the current scene' opengravesopenminds.com/ogom-research/…

My work Surface Tension 2 will be shown at Without Boundaries at HOFS ( Hadleigh Old Fire Station) on 21 and 22 June. The group exhibition is an Anthology event as part of Estuary Festival 2025. hofs.org.uk/whats-on/witho… #estuary #estuaryfestival

My beautiful pool.

Tidewatcher. Me as a Gormley sculpture. ( Photo by Rachel Dingle during rehearsals for SALT by Arbonauts) #estuary

Diggers at dusk. Canvey Island. #estuary

Of course there's a 1976 disco funk version of the theme from Jaws. Why wouldn't there be?

Morning Glow

14 seconds of fame. SALT by Arbonauts on local TV news. 27 & 28 June at 8pm as part of #EstuaryFestival25 arbonauts.org/projects/salt/

On Saturday, I will be sitting by the graveside of the inmates of Bedlam Asylum as part of 'Sleeping with the Dead', a memorial section of Estuary Festival organised by YOHA. If you would like to join me to listen to a story and a poem, please click here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/workshop-bed…

Psychojographer Estuary Festival Fantastic! You and Thomas will be on here then. I read a story and poem beside the grave yesterday. It was a really interesting experience. Lots of engagement. This track from YOHA and @stuartbowditch features sounds recorded by sensors in the grave Estuary Festival

Thanks to everyone who took part in & contributed to the #WorldEarlyStrollDay on the 14th of June. The slideshow of all the writing photography & film people created is now online. See this one morning on Earth shared by 52 people here youtu.be/1QP5TjNQfZs?si… Ian McMillan

Part of Ian McMillan and my project The Songs The Morning Sang which is showing at The Portico Library Library Manchester. Thanks to Magic Arm for the soundtrack to the slideshow. The project is supported by Arts Council England

Passenger side pylonage. M40, southbound.

Found where broken hearts go.

Totes Meer (Dead Sea), 1940-1, by English artist Paul Nash, who died #onthisday in 1946. See more of his art depicting both the First and Second World War here: publicdomainreview.org/collection/the… #OTD

Nietzsche bio drying in airing cupboard = son home from uni.

Cronenberg-y tree trunk.

Suspense. Queen Elizabeth Bridge, towards Dartford.