Radiant Snapshots From Home

Dedicated to those lovely people interested in the course of my life on new grounds. I hope it prevents us from losing sight of eachother! And if you like what you see here: Come and visit!

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She’s gone. The cottage will be quiet with too much space.

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Dungeness: The corner of England 'like the end of the Earth' - BBC News

The Dungeness estate in south-east England is up for sale, and the residents are worried.

Not sure if this turns out to be rather an advert for the purchase of Dungeness than the intended voice of the residents in answer to the surprising announcement by the trust that Dungeness is up for sale. Personally, I still hope there will be an art and nature loving millionaire who wants to buy it to conserve and foster Dungeness in all its current variety.

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Dungeness is so full of life at the moment! Not only the odd busload of tourists, but the sound of young kestrels in their nest and the sight of one of their parents heading out to feed them, two cheerfully playing weasels under the kitchen window while I made the first cup of the day and finally an evening visit by a swarm of starlings - chirpy excitement!

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30 minutes sounds and poetry from and about Dungeness by London-based poet Kate Tempest, produced and aired by BBC Radio3. Combined with voices of local families and fishermen, sounds from the nuclear power station, Derek Jarman's words, read by Keith Collins.

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Welcome to the analogue family, little Praktica!

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Heavy Evening in Dungeness

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Well, lucky us, we've got this 'spectacle' again, so far for the last 4 hours. Can't sleep, the mega steamer keeps me up, Could you all use lots of energy, please?!

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Meet your successor, 3GS!

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ehm, well, I might be LomoHome of the Day!

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Where do atheists live? Maps show the 'godless' cities of England and Wales

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Festival girl's almost ready to go (7 weeks early due to over-excitement)!

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Look who we met today on a quick dog walk!

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A week of sunshine, great food, fab buildings & places, rain, music, films & art in Warsaw. Big thanks for showing me around!

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Sipping coffee in the sun and listening to this: There’s A Light Coming Through by Home Alone

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Breakfast with the neighbour

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800 years ago...

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An afternoon well spent at the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill @ Dear Serge. Caught only the last bit of Graham Dunning's exciting performance, very much regret not having attended his workshop that day: Ghost in the Machine Music: Build an abstract music making machine using scratched records, turntables and keyboards!

Enjoyed and explored some more of the Pavilions architecture lit by the afternoon sun on a cloudless blue sky while listening to Oliver Coates' cello and electronics set until finally finding myself on the balcony of a dark room, listening to Soccer96 and gazing at the moving colours on walls and ceiling, created by Innerstrings Psychedelic Lightshow.

A very pleasant afternoon!