Multi-media artist, tutor, writer and digital media photographer. Making work about the practice and process of Pilgrimage.
Be Creative: That is the number one challenge I set myself in ‘7 Steps back to Health’. For me the question is: do I lock myself away in my studio making ‘art’ works? Or do I knuckle down to finishing my book? The answer, of course, is both. But one at a time. And…
Read MoreSummer Solstice, 21st June, 2014: Walking on Dartmoor. This is the third day of a 4 day pilgrimage across Dartmoor, beginning at the church on the hill, St. Michael de Rupe at Brentor and finishing at the Church of the Holy Cross, Crediton, following the Mary/Michael Line. It is also the Summer Solstice and promises…
Read MoreAbout half-way through a recent 6-day pilgrimage, (lead by Richard Dealler of Mary/Michael Pilgrims Way), I learnt a new word. Spriggan. It was used by our overnight camping host and transformational healer, Annie Turner, to describe the sparks of light coming from the fire in the pit, a warm and welcoming focal point for…
Read MoreIn the post today, I received a Sunday Telegraph article from a friend, dated 1st December 2013. She had saved it and promised to send it to me so when I picked the letter out of my mailbox, recognising the writing and feeling its crackley paper contents, I knew what it was. The article is…
Read MoreWith temperatures nudging 30c and hot enough to melt tarmac, it is high time I set off on my first ‘Pilgrim’ walk. For my research, I have decided to focus my attention on the St. Michael’s Way – a 12 mile coast to coast route in West Penwith from St Uny Church in Lelant in…
Read MoreIf you think you have suddenly landed on the wrong page in the wrong blog, then ‘bear with’ dear friends. You haven’t gone mad. It is I who have decided it is time for a minor change! After not much deliberation, I have opted for a more fitting title for this blog. My sketchbook pages…
Read MoreCommissioned Art Works of Landscapes that hold Special Meanings for Individuals.
200 miles of off road trail riding in the Scottish Borders
How to self-publish books for children - practical tips from Karen Inglis
eco-soul : the ecological imagination
a vision quest for peace
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Horse Trainer, Clinician, & Author
Photography, Printmaking & Travel
