I walked with Daisy along the River Don from the Wardsend cemetery to Neepsend. At Wardsend, we started off a … More
Tag: urban wildscapes
Inflecting time’s arrow, or the art of exploring impossibilities
Inflecting time’s arrow, or the art of exploring impossibilities ‘The city is an oeuvre, closer to a work of art … More
Furnace Park goes live
We’re pleased to announce that Furnace Park has been granted planning permission (see all the related documents here) and we … More
project reflections #28
Upperthorpe Botanicus Poor flowers in the flower beds of manicured gardens. They look like they’re afraid of the police … … More
project reflections #27
Moss Quiet, of course, it adheres to The cracks of waste-pipes, velvets, Velours them; an enriching Unnatural ruff swathing the … More
project reflections #22
Taraxacum officinale Escaping in memory from the season’s harsh, chill winds, I cast my mind back to the dandelion days … More
project reflections #20
Sycamore In order to escape the violent winds that blew in these parts throughout early January, I took to rambling … More
project reflections #19
Briar and Bracken On the clearest day in December I visited the long-abandoned burial grounds of Wardsend. These range across … More
project reflections #18 (Wardsend Cemetery, Sheffield, 5 January 2012)
Wardsend was opened in the early 1850s, when a nearby churchyard became full. The name Wardsend is a corruption of … More
project reflections #17 (Wardsend Cemetery, Sheffield, 5 January 2012)
George Lambert VC (16 December 1819 – 10 February 1860), born C0unty Armagh, was a recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest … More