dig your fins

As I get older, my ability to manage without sufficient levels of daylight diminishes.

Latitude: 57° 54′ 10.308″ N Longitude: 5° 33′ 31.758″ W | Mellon Udrigle A few weeks ago, Mrs Weir and I travelled North.

The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.

Over the last few weeks, my much-missed dad has been on my mind more than usual, which has been largely as a result of a number of less-than-typical happenings in the natural world.

Although it appears that I don’t own a single record by the Pet Shop Boys – albeit I am more than happy to be considered a fan – I was pleased to stumble across the recent Imagine documentary on them over on the BBC iPlayer, Pet Shop Boys: Then and Now Mr…

Another addition to my increasing collection of television titles that might come in useful for future (albeit quite unlikely) PowerPoint presentations.

Earlier this week while I was sitting considering what to ignore next on my to-do list I stumbled across Forest, Field and Sky: Art out of Nature over on BBC4, a programme that you may have already seen given that it was originally broadcast on the 3rd May

Today marks sixteen years of doing this.

It’s too bad nobody told you guys that everything here is bullshit.