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‘It made me reflect on the different ways this journey is navigated.’
2nd August 2019

‘It made me reflect on the different ways this journey is navigated.’

by Andrew Norman
Looking for cows
2nd August 2019

Looking for cows

by Dana Littlepage Smith
‘At Glastonbury, it is clear that people feel able to be who they want to be.’
26th July 2019

‘At Glastonbury, it is clear that people feel able to be who they want to be.’

by Joseph Fuller
Words to conjure with
26th July 2019

Words to conjure with

by RV Bailey
‘Some sought sanctuary in the Meeting house… The soldiers followed, continuing their onslaught’
26th July 2019

‘Some sought sanctuary in the Meeting house… The soldiers followed, continuing their onslaught’

by David Boulton
‘The vase provided me with a symbol for exploring the fact of impermanence.’
26th July 2019

‘The vase provided me with a symbol for exploring the fact of impermanence.’

by Judy Clinton
‘British Friends listened carefully to Irish Friends as they described twenty years of change.’
19th July 2019

‘British Friends listened carefully to Irish Friends as they described twenty years of change.’

by Marigold Bentley
‘At Midsummer we go from the wild joy of the resurrection to the insight of slow extinction.’
19th July 2019

‘At Midsummer we go from the wild joy of the resurrection to the insight of slow extinction.’

by Sue Glover Frykman
‘We remain convinced that ridding our high streets of these addictive machines is to be welcomed.’
19th July 2019

‘We remain convinced that ridding our high streets of these addictive machines is to be welcomed.’

by Alison Mather
Luminary
19th July 2019

Luminary

by Jonathan Wooding
‘War is much bigger than just the military offensive.’
19th July 2019

‘War is much bigger than just the military offensive.’

by Barbara Mark
‘It’s the alchemical process of turning the darkest most abject aspect of your life into mirth.’
12th July 2019

‘It’s the alchemical process of turning the darkest most abject aspect of your life into mirth.’

by Rebecca Hardy