“Detachment from this world doesn’t mean you should own nothing, but that nothing should own you.” Ali (R.A.)
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At the still point of the turning world
At the still point of the turning world
“Detachment from this world doesn’t mean you should own nothing, but that nothing should own you.” Ali (R.A.)
drunk on the arts
Places, books & other diversions
Elizabeth Crawford - researcher and writer - dealer in books and ephemera
Celebrating 40 years of archaeology at Amarna
Uncovering the silent era
Online blog of acclaimed fashion , celebrity & Ads photographer Clive Arrowsmith
Poesia dal surrealismo e oltre...
Poetry, History, Mythology
quidquid bene dictum est ab ullo, meum est
e-mail: lostcityoflondon@sky.com
PHOTOGRAPHIE - COLLAGE - PEINTURE
A Trail of Thoughts
Hidden places, secret histories and unsung geography from the east of England and beyond
artist
Honest Dishes with Genuine Photos by a Lousy Chef
Four grandmothers wisdom and guidance
By the people and for the people of Axarquia
simply an art gallery
Books reviews with the occasional interview thrown in for good measure
Mainly about history.
Award-winning blog - Living in rural Andalucia
Highly unusual lives.
The abandoned, forgotten, & unexplained
Plumbing the depths on the south coast of England
Showcasing Research Resources / Hyrwyddo Adnoddau Ymchwil
rag-picking history
Ronnie Hughes
Books, exhibitions, films, music, places - anything that inspires. Here so I don't forget.
New Longbarrow anthology of walking-themed poems by Angelina Ayers, James Caruth, Mark Goodwin, Rob Hindle, Andrew Hirst, Chris Jones and Fay Musselwhite
Fred Pepper: Artist, Illustrator, Performer, Writer.
Disinformation [art and music] + Rorschach Audio [psychoacoustics and the politics of listening]
the international society for the study of the lives and art of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
A novel based on the true story of French painter James Tissot
Silt and shingle. Prose and poems by Brian Lewis
...Folk is the new Funk...
Phil Legard
Stories and Photographs of my travels, Tales of friends, family, animals and my life
what if poems could be symphonies, and people their orchestra?
ben stainton posts things using a computer
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