Home now, with leads aplenty, I’ve added pictures from phone and camera to the interweb, for your viewing pleasure. To whet your appetite, there’s a rather painterly shot of a crane in Leeds. Moving on, pictures of the Parkgate-to-Chester leg of my main walk are in a set on Flickr. And in another set, images [...]
Posts Tagged ‘parkgate’
Now with added photos…
Posted in Memory, tagged chester, eastercon, orbital2008, parkgate, walkinghometo50 on March 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Transorbital: Parkgate to Chester
Posted in Accounts of the walk, tagged chester, easter, eastercon, heron, orbital2008, parkgate, theology, transgender on March 22, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I’m writing this on Easter Saturday, an in-between-time in the Christian calendar, G-d’s absence made official for a day. I’m in a hotel at Heathrow, a place that exists mainly to be part of the way to other places; sited just within the M25, the imposed city boundary explored by Iain Sinclair in his book [...]
Quiet Apocalypse: Seacombe to Parkgate
Posted in Accounts of the walk, tagged parkgate, three of cups on February 19, 2008 | 10 Comments »
This was the most sociable part of the journey so far. Professor Rhiannon Evans accompanied me on the long trek around the Wirral coast, and we met up with Jennie at the end. A great day of walking, through some once-thriving resorts. Occasional steel frames sketching out the spaces of new buildings – I can [...]