Early cherry blossoms in Kyoto
Early cherry blossoms in Kyoto
Early cherry blossoms in Kyoto
A final extract from The Citizen and the Vagabond: A Politics of Mobility. From the final chapter on turbulence and Covid-19
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It has arrived!
Two extracts from chapter two of the Citizen and the Vagabond - On routes and routing
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Two extracts from chapter one of my soon to be released book, The Citizen and the Vagabond.
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A taster of my new book - coming soon! open.substack.com/pub/timcress...
Ian McKellen performs βThe Strangersβ Caseβ speech from βSir Thomas Moreβ on Colbert.
Exploring the super blocks and green corridors of Barcelona.
Some thoughts of moving rocks. open.substack.com/pub/timcress...
Taking advantage of a break in the rain on Mull
Lemon Saboyon pine nut tart from French Laundry Cookbook. Worth the effort!
In case anyone is in Edinburgh and loves eco poetry come and see the totally fabulous Karen Solie (and me) on November 22nd
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New substack post on social and spatial mobility
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New substack post connecting social and spatial mobility
Thanks! I like it too.
Coming soon. The Citizen and the Vagabond. A Politics of Mobility.
So honoured to join this list!
So honoured to join such a list of intellectual heroes!
Colorado clouds
White King Bolete, Colorado
Some thoughts on the use of "globalist"
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New substack post. Searching for Satoyama in Kyoto open.substack.com/pub/timcress...
A substack about Local (place-based) knowledge
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Christmas Eve on Calgary Beach
Back in old stomping grounds. Aberystwyth at night.
Enjoyed this!
a cartoon with two panels panel one is a stick figure saying "oh! a fossil fuel!!" standing above a crudely drawn black lump under a brown ground Panel two is them walking away and saying "I'll just leave it there" The head of the person is not a drawn circle but the letter O, because the random software I used to draw it did that for unexplained reasons
Please allow me to re-share my rough sketch of some advanced carbon capture technology