A journey through madness, mania and healing.
Author: Richard Carter
A fat, bearded chap with a Charles Darwin fixation.
Book review: ‘Etta Lemon’ by Tessa Boase
The woman who saved the birds.
Time flies
Cheryl Ladd is 70!!
Book review: ‘The Screaming Sky’ by Charles Foster
A celebration of swifts.
Book review: ‘Deep Work’ by Cal Newport
Rules for focused success in a distracted world.
Change…
Change needed to tackle climate crisis, says woman with four kids, three castles, two houses, and a palace.
Jobsworth at work
It’s great to see the post-Brexit Great British workforce, having thrown off the shackles of woke, EU red-tapery, has finally been allowed to rediscover a sense of pride in its work. It’s craftsmanship and a work ethic like this that put us on the moon! 🇬🇧
Book review: ‘The Eternal Season’ by Stephen Rutt
Ghosts of summers past, present and future.
Book review: ‘Unofficial Britain’ by Gareth E. Rees
Journeys through unexpected places.
Face down
For a brief moment this morning, I thought I’d spotted a corpse in the river at the back of the Co-op.