Yuzawa-shi — Though I was raised in a small town, I much prefer the fast-paced anonymity and autonomy I have in large cities. Being here in Yuzawa, Japan, is a serious change of pace, a tiny sliver of Tokyo, a sleepy town of 50,000. Because of this, I no longer have minor urban luxuries at my disposal and am at the mercy of my hosts in terms of pretty much everything… But after a really active visit in Tokyo...
Buckingham — At first they had been grazing nonchalantly over to one side of the field. But of course, the minute we climbed over the stile into their territory, their interest was piqued. They made cautious progr...
Sognolles-en-montois — Hard to believe, this is only an hour drive from Paris. The rain is part of the experience, I guess…
Oxford — The rolling English countryside, as viewed from a train window, on my way to Oxford for work. The sky and clouds were looking beautiful today. I spent the journey thinking up ways to eat my rice and c...
Some places are sought out, others seek you. I didn't plan to come to Yeosu. It wasn't on my list of places. But nevertheless I am here. I live here.
On relinquishing control
July 10th, and rain for days...
French countryside
"In London, you can't see the stars at night."
Day 86 #100HappyDays: Oxford blues
St Guthlac church, Passenham
Churchyard cows, Preston Deanery
Fields of rapeseed
Hedging
Up and at 'em.
The view from Nash.
Mist over the Corvedale on Boxing Day, 2013.
When we entered this field, the sheep seemed to be heading our way. At first we were slightly concerned...