
I'm an artist who journals the changing seasons and family life here in the Scottish Borders. I also run a paper company making greeting cards and calendars and so on. I write about nature, exploring nature with kids, sketchbooking.
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June has been a tale of two parts for me: before the heatwave and after the heatwave.
Here are my June sketchbook pages:
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If you added up all the 10 minutes here and 5 minutes there, you’d discover that I spend a decent chunk of each da...
We’ve been in this house seven springs, now. And in seven springs I have intended to, and failed to, slip out into the woods, in May, while the rest of the household sleeps, to hear the dawn chorus in full voice. Small children, little bodi...
And that’s spring run her showery, overall chilly, spectacularly blossomy, frilly-tuliped course. Wasn’t she a goddess? It was a bit more woolly hats and thermos-clutching than some springs, but the flowers seemed to crack on with their blo...
On Tuesday, I was walking inside a cloud when I was scolded by a chaffinch. The cloud was formed of blossom, where the blackthorn grows on both sides of the river path, and only in April can you walk into the iridescent blossom-fog to immer...
March is a bit of a funny creature, really. I always build March up in my head as a glorious sweet-sun month of frolicking in daffodils, whereas in fact the wind whips and sometimes there’s hail. I quite enjoy the merging of winter and spri...
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artist / paper company / journaling the changing seasons and family life / recording and delighting in the world around me / pottering, snail's pace / Scottish Borders
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