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Thought for the weekend. Rule No. 40 (I’ll let you think about 1 to 39). Because there’s a daily kitchen disco here, but on Saturdays there’s a dress code.
Nostalgic Mondays. @gabiesilveira ‘s eye of God with @_katie.james from a few summers ago.
The bliss of rain. It’s not until you live in a region that (increasingly) struggles with drought, that you fully appreciate rain. We British are obsessed with the weather, it’s a national pastime. We rarely leave the house without our u
Some full moons are better than others, this is a particularly magical one. #MagicMountain Images Pinterest @writtenwordss @cinematic.quote @adam_bridgland
I enjoy posting carousels more than anything these days, they remind me of how Instagram used to be, scrolling for inspiration not information, or stimulation. A little visual nourishment for lunch. Two friends have said the same thing to me within
For the dreamers, the believers, the anarchic hearts and the magic makers. We’re all infinitely more powerful than we think. Get those moon-wandering boots on, roll up your sleeves and start an everyday revolution. Poem from Diane di Prima&rs
Visionary, revolutionary, genius. Roberto Burle Marx was the epitome of Modern in the truest sense. A man that existed ahead of his time, changing the way we think about landscapes. I’ve been thinking a lot about a multi-disciplined approach
A Saturday spent hiking among the Mimosa (Magnolia captures better though), writing about the reverence and significance of mountains, reading the signs and chewing over the romance of friendship (thanks @maya___thomas ). Third image Nils Udo
The perfect messiness of permaculture [life] and failing forwards- sometimes face first into a bag of rotting seaweed. By definition a design science, when we practice permaculture, it becomes in fact a commitment to reworking our lives from the b
Rainer Maria Rilke Book of Hours: Love Poems to God

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