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Visiting Tout Quarry Sculpture Park & Nature Reserve

A visit to the thought-provoking Tout Quarry Sculpture Park & Nature Reserve on Sunday 22nd March 2026, reflections and photographs.

The Possibilities of Woody Rosemary : Four Sculptures

Woody rosemary is typically regarded as problematic, but there is magic and beauty in these contorted stems. The following four Mary Trees have been crafted in early 2026 out of woody rosemary plants.

Understanding Sir Joseph William Bazalgette’s Battle with the Projectors

Projectors competed with Sir Joseph William Bazalgette to deliver the London sanitation projects he successfully delivered. Acknowledging the unsuccessful projectors adds to understanding Bazalgette's contribution.

Whatever happened to the best Brighton pubs of the 1990s?

In the early 1990s, I acquired an art print featuring the 44 best Brighton pubs (bars). The majority are still serving, whilst some have been reimagined with new names. Only 7 of these pubs completely disappeared. This post features an urban ramble in search of each lost pub location.

Crime Novel Locations and Psychogeography

Three murder mystery books set in Saltdean and Newhaven. Does knowing the place in which the novelist locates the murder help or hinder reading?

The Haunted Houses of Oswestry

A long, long time ago, there were three old farmhouses down Cabin Lane on the outskirts of Oswestry. As children, we believed that they were haunted. Today, only ghostly memories remain.

Pay no Poll Tax, London, March 31st, 1990

I attended the national demonstration in London on the eve of the England and Wales implementation of the Poll Tax. I share the journal entry written on the evening of March 31st 1990, and some of the photographs from the demonstration.

Psychogeography: What a long, strange trip it has been

Every life is a strange trip through landscapes, emotions and imaginations. Increasingly, I warm to the unfashionable concept of psychogeography.

The Graveyard of Disappointed Hope

Reflecting upon the relationship between hope and organizational change arising out of reading Steve Hearsum’s - No Silver Bullet.

What is the problem with leadership studies?

Artificial intelligence answers this leadership studies question whilst I laugh at the nonsense already written in the name of studying leadership.