Lines of Landscape

The view from between stations

The view from between stations

The view from between stations

The view from between stations

Dusk falls on undergrowth somewhere between Montpelier and Stapleton Road

The view from between stations

The view from between stations

The view from between stations

This shows lush greenery by the railway. The photo appears out of focus due to condensation between the double glazing

The view from between stations

The view from between stations

The view from between stations

The view from between stations

Reading about magic in Reliquiae during some downtime at NeoAncients festival, I can across these forgotten pressed leaves in the back of the book

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The view from between stations

The air slows as the day contemplates itself

Very pleased to own a copy. Mentioning Málaga might have been a humble brag, but I think the storms and burgeoning rivers put me in mind of kingfishers. In the past 5 years seen loads and probably need to write about it at some point.

Photo of the cover of Brilliant Absence: Pursuing the Kingfisher in the work of Hans Waanders, pub. Uniform Books, 2019

Visiting Málaga, and revisiting this. A grist for inspiration

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New buildings in partial states of build, with gangly cranes poised in silence. Colourful houses fringe the top of Totterdown with glowering sky behind.

The view from between stations

A spiked galvanized steel fence, with brambles behind, and buddleia in front

The view from between stations

A post-sunrise view with cloudless sky. Far off a hill, probably Totterdown. To the left a new building shrouded in scaffolding. Leafless scrub, and a solar-powered kiosk at the edge of the rail line

The view from between stations

Days Road sidings in Bristol. Victorian train shed and twinkling white lights

The view from between stations

image is of one the Brittany saints, immortalised at La Vallée des Saints. The green leaves, and green-bronze lichen fitting our hopes as daylight returns

Happy Imbolc!

Lots of buddleia. A carpark spotlight. Darkening sky

The view from between stations

Parallel lines: train track in the foreground, vertical steel fence, electricity substation behind

The view from between stations

A misty grey morning, punctuated by bright red and white lights of the construction site. White vans line the foreground

The view from between stations

Strange architecture

A selection of folk horror/weird cinema DVDs. The Seasons in Quincy; a Cottage on Dartmoor; By Our Selves; Night River; Here's a Health to the Barley Mow; Arcadia; Radio On; Sightseers; Driller Killer; a Field in England; Penda's Fen. Plus Weird Walk, Uniformagazine, and Rituals and Declarations zines

Discussing folk horror and weird cinema with a pal last night. Here's what I have

[Roselle Angwin's poem APPLE TREE
"Wassail night has passed and winter's//blue flames have retreated for now"]

Roselle Angwin's poem APPLE TREE "Wassail night has passed and winter's//blue flames have retreated for now"

Roselle Angwin in Woven Landscapes (anth.) from Avalanche Books

Stopped outside Oxford over the River Isis. Dank woodland, boats, pylon in the distance

The view from between stations