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Monthly Archives: June 2023
Morning Coffee in Italy
My visit to Trieste and Venice in May offered so much to enjoy and savour – history, great architecture, wonderful paintings and sculpture, memorable food and drink, and ever changing and relaxing sea and waterways. The physical world combined with … Continue reading
Museo Fortuny
A favourite place in Venice: ‘The Museo Fortuny or Fortuny Museum is an art museum in San Marco, in central Venice, Italy. The museum is housed in the Palazzo Pesaro Orfei, now often known as Palazzo Fortuny, where Mariano Fortuny … Continue reading
Omaggio a Miro
Immersive art at the Miro exhibition, Muse Revoltella, Trieste, May 2023.
Shutter Hub – To The Sea
Shutter Hub has called for submissions under the title of ‘To The Sea’. We want to share an exhibition that broadly encompasses all of your visions of the sea – be it environmental, actual, or emotional. Take the theme ‘TO … Continue reading
Mining the Diaries 38: Morocco
Hotel Es Saadi, Marrakech, 19th October 1998 Breakfast on the terrace down by the pool. The cheery woman behind the counter stopped making crepes and fried eggs for us in a pan over a burner, the gas bottles were polished … Continue reading
Double Exposures
Readers who know a bit about photography (and maybe some who don’t) will have realised that the photographs I used in the Traces of Erewhon book project were made using double exposures (see post 19th January 2023). The images were … Continue reading
Mining the Diaries 37: Cuba 1998
Las Cuatros Palmas, Varadero, 10th May 1998 Awake early, I look out from my balcony across the palms and thatched roofs to the silent sea and a sharply defined horizon under plumbago sky. Scores of dark amber dragonflies describe circles, … Continue reading
Molo Audace, Trieste
The windrose at the end of the Molo Audace indicates the directions of four winds, the Greco, Scirocco, Libeccio and Maestro. Away on the edge, between the Greco and the Scirocco, a fat-cheeked cherub boldly blows in the Bora. ‘This … Continue reading
Fen? Landscape
I’m not sure whether this qualifies as fen landscape. Its name notwithstanding, Fen Ditton is at best fen edge and has been nearly swallowed by Cambridge. Ditton comes from Old English dīċ (‘ditch, trench, moat’) + tūn (‘enclosure; settlement’).
Mining the Diaries 36: France
Le Pre Fleuri, Corlu, 5th April 1998 A solitary swallow skimmed over the farm as we set out on a circular tour – Delville Wood, Pozieres, Contalmaison and Mametz Wood. Near Combles a line of beaters tramped across the fields … Continue reading
Trieste Emporia
There is much that is grand and beautiful about Trieste. There are also telling and fascinating details that are the reward for keeping eyes and mind open, as a few previous posts have shown. Sell-all shops, usually Chinese-run, are another … Continue reading
Mining the Diaries 35: Spain
Hogar San Francisco, Santiago Compostella, 22nd August 1997 The town is thronged with 20th century pilgrims – tourists – and the crowds gather around the cathedral with the waking day. They drop coins to be photographed with a dog dressed … Continue reading
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