Which is to say, this is the 50th issue Here in the north, we are past the equinox, our sun dipping, seemingly flagging in energy as winter approaches and the world turns onward. The forest is a riot of colour,…
Potentially the last newsletter before the baby arrives… This is a season of storm. The birds know it, they are frantic, feeding as quickly as they can before vanishing from sight as the sky drops into the valley and all…
It’s very good, if I do say so myself. Hello After last week’s baby-related announcement episode, this newsletter will be centred around my writing. First, though, a very big thank you to those of you who got in touch about…
Of hammocks and new growth. As with the spring and the mountain greening, the fall of autumn begins in patches. It is first noticed one morning, with two or three trees shunning their former verdancy, in exchange for a cloak of…
Boom! This is the highest number of words I’ve attained in this recent period of wordcountability (also, see here). Rather pleased with this and the direction the tale is heading. Although I’m not entirely sure what happens at the next…
Autumnal Highland River by Alexander Crow This is the last in this queue of autumnal photos from Dunbeath Strath. I hope you have enjoyed them! (This is also my favourite, I think.)
Autumnal Highland River by Alexander Crow This is the last in this queue of autumnal photos from Dunbeath Strath. I hope you have enjoyed them! (This is also my favourite, I think.)
Autumnal Highland River by Alexander Crow This is the last in this queue of autumnal photos from Dunbeath Strath. I hope you have enjoyed them! (This is also my favourite, I think.)
Red Red Rowan by Alexander Crow Via Flickr:
Red Red Rowan by Alexander Crow Via Flickr:
