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Psithurism: the sound of wind in the trees

Posted: 14 March, 2018

Thousands of fragile tree leaves can be seen silently moving in the breeze, their tubular connecting stems enable each leaf to gently sway in random multiple directions.

Post by: Leeroy Lugg.

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On silent hooves

Posted: 7 January, 2024

We walk into the woods. The dog is focused, sniffing the ground, erratically moving left and right, pulling at her lead.

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A cautionary tale of sunburn, insects and antihistamines

Posted: 21 November, 2010

Despite the punishing mid-day sun we decide to walk up into the hills of Isola Maggiore. We take the dusty track that leads up into the hills, the track circles the tiny island, it is a steep and rugged climb.

Post by: Leeroy Lugg.

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A Tiding of Magpies

Posted: 11 October, 2010

In the mornings, I travel to work via the Marshes. If I’m very early, I often spot wide-eyed rabbits and occasionally disturb a tiding of magpies.

Post by: Leeroy Lugg.

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Tiny Rainbows

Posted: 14 February, 2006

The pier had a simple design, roughly constructed out of white fractured concrete; over the years ...

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Like old friends?

Posted: 22 February, 2006

I have been cycling to work along the same route for about five years, I take the short cut over the Marshes and up into Hackney, East London.

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Amsterdam: a tale of high winds and fear of flying

Posted: 7 October, 2010

The storm has been raging for two days; the autumn leaves that had been lying on the ground like damp confetti are now in flight. They blow around, violent swirling micro-tornadoes.

Post by: Leeroy Lugg.

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It's going to be a lovely day

Posted: 19 February, 2016

The sun has only been up for a short while but its warmth has already started to melt away the brittle layer of ice that covers each blade of grass

Post by: Leeroy Lugg.

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