Author: Mark

Life Recycling

Being Knotty

Growing up on an island meant lots of goodies on the shore to beachcomb. Amongst the fishing floats, old shoes and occasional deck chair there would be lots of bits of rope. Rope from tug towlines, 3 or 4 inches in diameter, yellow nylon for fishing bouys and smaller lengths

Day To Day Life

The Moments We Need

Who knew that a carrot could leave a perfectly circular hole in the kitchen window? At that moment the world stopped as three people stood and stared out the window into the night. And then it was gone, into the folklore that was and is my family. My Father replaced

Day To Day Life

The Smell of Rain

The sticky days of Summer are upon us – soggy daytime highs in the low 30’s, where leaving the front door is like walking into a carwash. This week has been especially bad, living in a red brick house the temperature has not dropped below 28 in the house. Even

Digital Work

Desiderata

It must be my ‘hippy from the 60’s’ roots or something but I have always liked ‘Desiderata’. No matter its’ origins I still think it is an awesome piece of writing. More playing with sunlight – no pixels were harmed in the making of this image.