Forgotten Fen- Upcoming Book Release
Centuries ago, a giant fenland existed near the Kentish coastline. An unnamed Prince, or ‘Pengel’, ruled over these peaty reaches; … Continue reading Forgotten Fen- Upcoming Book Release
Centuries ago, a giant fenland existed near the Kentish coastline. An unnamed Prince, or ‘Pengel’, ruled over these peaty reaches; … Continue reading Forgotten Fen- Upcoming Book Release
I broke up from school for seventeen days yesterday. Afterwards, I drove to Pegwell Village and parked a few yards … Continue reading The Dark Alley
I chose to spend the past week of my half-term break wandering about some fields east of my grandfather’s old … Continue reading Old Coal, Jack Pike and Welsh cakes
Merry Christmas, One and All, I’ve written a pike poem and shared it below. There’s quite a tradition for depicting … Continue reading Ballad of the Blind Pike
The cliffs behind the Pinocchio coastal spit are full of butterflies in late July; the land above is unpromenaded and … Continue reading Boiling at Pinocchio
Part Two: Island of Many Seas Thanet is the thinnest, easternmost point of Kent; it’s almost a peninsula and was … Continue reading May to September- Part Two
Part One: All the best summers… I always wanted to see the land the way an owl does. Children stand … Continue reading May to September- Part One
“Here is the ghost of a summer that lived for us” – William E. Henley In the summer, sea pinks … Continue reading Summers of the Assumption
The best walks become a part of you, don’t they? I live on the west cliff of town. Most days, … Continue reading Lonely Windmills and Wild Carp
I’ve gained and lost more in the past year than I can remember. I’ve gained time. Several months of it … Continue reading Early Fishing