Field notes
Field Notes is my little corner of the internet to collect words, images, essays, memories & feelings that keep me feeling curious. Thing of it like a Victorian commonplace book, digitised in case you feel at home here too.
Observations from the drive to Innsbruck
The long drive to Innsbruck acts as a sort of conveyor belt of castles, churches, saints and cyclists emerging then dissipating into thick mist.
Folding Corners 02
‘I was once told that you had to be able to write even when everything was all right, and I wonder if that takes practice as well. I only write when the weather, my body or my mind is dark. I want to write well while thinking well..’
A dialogue between jewellery and runners.
Despite the echoes of many a P.E. teacher telling me to take off that bracelet or asking why I hadn’t covered my freshly pierced ears with plasters, almost every woman and many of the men I’ve run with would never think to remove their jewellery before lacing up and jogging out the door.
Folding Corners 01
‘If a person hasn’t ever experienced true despair, she grows old never knowing how to evaluate where she is in life; never understanding what joy really is. I’m grateful for it’

