Journey of Words

Tag: Nature

  • In The Dark

    It’s driving me bats stuck inside, hanging around our world upside down. ~ CLP 12/03/2021 →

  • L3 (Day 62): In The Kitchen

    Courgettes are scarce at the moment and it looks like I have competition. ~ CLP 09/03/2021 →

  • L3 (Day 61): Carrow Bridge

    Either there are plenty of fish biting down there today, or else it’s raining. ~ CLP 08/03/2021 →

  • L3 (Day 60): On The Quay

    It is six p.m. and the day’s light withdraws reluctantly at the ignition of the street lamps. Fish are snapping through the meniscus of the Wensum. They leave soft rippling circles that are eventually smoothed by the thickening dusk. Another lighter, but cold day. ~ CLP 07/03/2021 →

  • On Colour

    Crimson buds open despite a cruel wind that steals pigment from our skins ~ CLP 05/03/2021 →

  • L3: Day 58 (Wensum Park)

    Swans gather by the park. A grandfather with the little ones of his family distributing bread. Ducks and gulls collect on the water, not forgetting sparrows on the river bank. Sparrows, love ’em! ~ CLP 05/03/2021 →

  • L3 (Day 56): Inside

    There was no need to exceed the boundaries of my home today. Mend and make do with what food I found. There is a whole world out there, I know, but most of it is closed and I had plenty of work here. To bed at 01:00 GMT. I hear birds singing on the hillside, →

  • On Time

    Evening light returns fills the gaps between trees branches unfurl leaves ~ n.b. There was still light in the sky after 17:30h on Monday evening. Everyday we move forward a little more. ~ CLP 01/03/2021 →

  • L3 (Day 53): On Treetops

    In majestic beeches corvids settle on where to nest on who will take the crown before the opening of calyx ~ CLP 28/02/2021 →

  • L3 (Day 49): In Shorts

    Seventeen degrees Out to the broad. Quick cup of tea Sunshine on me knees. ~ n.b. The warmth held until around 5 p.m. despite a strong breeze. See the striations in the late afternoon sky. A lot of wind for weather forecasters to talk about today: they talk a lot about the wind. ~ CLP →