Poet, short story writer, novelist, playwright. Writing Magazine tutor, workshop leader and member of Society of Authors. Has lexical-gustatory synaesthesia.
Evesham, Worcestershire, UK
Joined June 2011
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From one archway to another with a bit of sparkle in between. St Michael's tower on Glastonbury Tor this morning at sunrise.
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🪙 This is the head of Lucius Junius Brutus (d. 509 BC), legendary founder of the Roman Republic who is said to have executed two of his sons who were plotting the restoration of the monarchy.
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What a beautiful sunrise here in Glastonbury this morning. Taken from St Michael's tower on Glastonbury Tor this morning.
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All four of these photographs were taken on the 16th July at sunrise here in Glastonbury. 2021, 2022, 2023 and today. All very different images.
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What a beautiful scene here in Glastonbury at sunset. Ending the week in style.
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Sunday sunrise in Glastonbury. This time the landscape version. Like a beacon of hope.
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Depression & anxiety are properly winning just now, executive function’s nowhere & self confidence effed off to Torremolinos days ago.
Made a posy in my tiniest Victorian bottle just now to try to lift my spirits & quieten my brain a bit:
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Sunrise in Glastonbury this morning. Only a hint of colour before the sun came up but this horse added to the scene.
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A gorgeous start to the week here in Glastonbury. Taken at sunrise this morning on Glastonbury Tor.
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My brain's not been well in the last week, depression & anxiety have been winning, so in an attempt to bring it some dopamine & lower its stress hormone levels and to do the same for your brain as you scroll by, here are some floral finds from the garden in July:
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This #frockingFabulous peacock feather brooch of diamonds, sapphires, rubies and emeralds was bought in 1867 by Empress Eugénie Bonaparte. Via Dmitry Kostyukov/New York Times.
