Absolutely fantastic to see Colston dumped where he belongs in Bristol today. Jubilant scenes I was amazed to watch. Spent five formative years in Bristol in the late 90s, one of them in a flat by Broad Quay, amazing for me to watch these images today

We aren’t beaten yet, stand strong for the 200,000 children who haven’t had a meal to eat today and keep retweeting 🗣 #maketheUturn

Sunset clouds

Misty night

Retweet if you are still a European

Every day, I dream of leaving England forever

'Brilliance of the souls', 2014, from Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms series #womensart

Ten years since the 2011 tsunami in Japan.. For non-Japanese readers, foreign correspondent Richard Lloyd Parry’s book Ghosts of the Tsunami is a harrowing but piercing account of this tragedy and especially its aftermath images.app.goo.gl/T2KLQPYNhCrY95…

End of an era for me at cultural geographies (Sage) - been a huge privilege! Massive thanks to dydia Harriet Hawkins Anna J. Secor for their support over the years and great to see Matthew W. Wilson joining as editor

The older I get, the less and less confident in my own perceptions and interpretations I become...

Negative Geographies: Exploring the Politics of Limits ed. Mitch Rose stilllife and me is published today by Univ Nebraska Press! Contributions by Chris Philo vickie zhang @AvrilMaddrell Jess Dubow John Wylie Mikko Joronen Richard Carter-White and us

Breaking Twitter silence to thank David Bissell stilllife and Mitch Rose for all their work on this book! Really rich set of chapters alongside my own introspections on all things dis-

Tweeting in support of Corinne Fowler - the BBC’s coverage here is an absolute disgrace. I’ve never been able to listen to R4 because it’s just so insufferably smug. Really worrying how institutions like the BBC and the Labour Party seem so cowed and terrified right now

Absolutely awful news

This summer’s reading

Starting a new post as of today with @GeogBristol after 15 epic years ExeterGeography