Nathan Wrigley

I have a camera, and I take it everywhere.

I love music, and I love my son.

Today I experienced the intersection of archaeology and technology, it's called ground-penetrating radar, and it can see underground!

During a recent walk, I discovered a simple, handmade bench in a secluded spot, offering much-needed rest.

I've been mulling the idea of doing a non-technical podcast for years, but now I'm finally going to do it, and I need guests.

I’m surrounded by tech.

It was really snowy here last week.

Back in the 1990’s (I think), there was a TV series on the BBC in which a successful business man would be shipped into failing businesses.

This post is simply some of the images that I've taken over the last few days.

Earth's perspective from Mars.

Because I love my son, and I love music...

Reflecting upon my year with banal stats, like steps walked, words spoken, books read, and more.

On a recent walk, I found myself in a churchyard.

Over the last few years, my set of requirements for work has become smaller and smaller.

The subtle, yet profound, impact animals have on my life, and how they enrich my daily existence.

Join the fun at #WPLDN's latest event featuring a unique AI contest, pub quiz, and quirky prizes for participants!

I'm exploring the beauty of the charming English seaside town nearby.

Explore the captivating gargoyles of York's churches, offering a glimpse into the rich history and architectural beauty of these iconic structures.

#WPLDN is a meetup for WordPress enthusiasts where attendees enjoy pizza and drinks while learning from experts.

On the verge of Black Friday 2025, discover how I plan to save big by buying nothing!

The UK in winter is not the cold place it was when I was a child.

In the UK, church attendance has been in decline for decades, possibly a century.

I’m lucky enough to live in, what we call in the UK, the countryside.

I've come to the conclusion that in almost every case, certainty is misplaced, unhelpful and sometimes downright harmful.

A couple of years ago a friend of mine had his Facebook account suspended.

This is going to be nothing new to you, because you already know that it’s true.

This might sound (!)

Imagine being a carpenter in the age of plastic.

One of my pet peeves is when I come up with an idea, go to purchase a suitable domain for the project, only to discover that it’s been taken and is being squatted upon.

A few weeks ago, I decided that I wanted to walk more.

I never talk about my kids online.

When I was a child, back in the 1970s, Christmas was a thing that happened in December, and most frequently in late December.

I know that pride, being one of the seven deadly sins (if you believe in any of that), is not always something we should aspire to, but I think that once in a while it's okay.

Another month goes by and another #WPLDN happened.

When the internet began, nobody had the faintest idea what it was going to become.

Until now, my website was using a Classic WordPress theme.

So, it's the year 2025, and we're all falling headlong over ourselves to implement as much AI into our lives as we can.

We're so used to consuming the content that other people create online, that we've forgotten the importance of creating things ourselves.

I don’t really know how to encapsulate this – the idea of ‘brilliant people’ seems a little weird.

I saw a post on X the other day which basically asked the question, when can you / should you call yourself a podcaster?

Some weekends are better than others.

I turned up, got my trolley ready, but it would appear that Hogwarts is only open during office hours.

Many years ago, I was the first person I knew to purchase a Wi-Fi router.

I wrote the other day about the fact that I cannot seem to stay asleep.

Over the last 9 months or so, my body has decided that a life long experiment with more or less perfect sleep was a waste of time.

I have kids, well, I did have kids.

I see this quite a bit in the industry I work in.

Most people will encounter a breadth of opinions and viewpoints about almost every issue.

It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.

In the UK, we’re really quite far north.