Coot as a Verb

A short video I made from some clips I filmed in Clissold Park this week. The text is from my Continue reading →

My Gran’s Garden

When I went back twenty-five years later there were walls and barbed wire and gates where none had been before. Continue reading →

Cake: A Guide to Relationships

Understand that you are alone. That in order to write you must be alone, no matter how dark and murky Continue reading →

Bring Me Winter

I must make time to go to the park i must make time to go to the park i must Continue reading →

The Half-Way Mark

Some facts about Clissold Park: How big is the Park? 54 acres. That’s about 15 times smaller than Central Park, Continue reading →

Thoughts Inspired by Three Works of Art

1. Mark Rothko, T01168 Red on Maroon 1959 When you think about it, when you think of the paths, there Continue reading →

100 Things to Do in the Park, Part Two

The first 50 Carve your initials into the bark of a tree. Organise an egg-and-spoon race. Organise a fête. Fly Continue reading →

Running from Queen Elizabeth Gate to Lodge House Gate

The second instalment from the Running in the Park series. The thing that most surprised me when I recorded myself Continue reading →