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Hasta luego London
A flash farewell to London left me time only for a sprint to the Tate, where the trees are quite shockingly beautiful, and Peter Doig’s show was in its best points big and beautiful, particularly, for me, the landscapes and … Continue reading
London, briefly
The workshop ended on Friday, after a few more mouthfuls of food and poetry. We had readings several evenings during the week, the first from Tammy who read some of her travel poems; then a reading by all of us; … Continue reading
Questions of too much food
The week to date has been a blur of eating, drinking, reading, writing, talking, eating, drinking and so on. It’s been productive writing time for me, though I feel like every hour is filled, and manage to write only late … Continue reading
Kent, and then suddenly Spain
On Friday we decided to re-enact our historic walk (last year) in the Kent countryside, and so we did. We walked to Luddesdown whose church was closed again. Nearby we saw again this old (? grain mill?) but last year … Continue reading
Parma farewell
A last walk round Parma on Wednesday, before I left. Local artists have left their mark on the pots and pans since they first appeared in November. Snowing in Borgo della Pace? Market day as busy as ever. Enoteca Fontana … Continue reading









