Today’s #Cycling #Lessons
When a good friend points out that it’s always better to get on your bike than not, remember that the rules of cycling are like Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. Sometimes […]
#AnecdotalEvidence by #WendyCope #notgb19
It may be that you don’t like poetry. You might not want your heartstrings tugged by dancing language which renders ordinary extraordinary. You might not want to recognise aspects of […]
“By Way of the Heart” @canonoakley #notgb19
Hearing Mark Oakley was high on my list of Things To Do during my one day at Greenbelt 2019. Predictably enough I was slightly late, but plonked down my chair […]
Palm Sunday 2019
I haven’t been to church today (a long story in itself). I decided to sit with the Bible narratives instead and see what I found. My thinking and prayers were […]
The war is won, but the battle is tough
I visited the Knife Angel in Coventry today. It’s a powerful sculpture, speaking of knife crime in our culture. The fact it contains knives and angel feathers are blades is […]
#DMV Deserted Medieval Village
Inspired by conversation this morning about my need for wide open spaces, I went for a short walk. Which turned long because it was beautiful. Which means I’ll be going […]
In the wild places
One of the wonderful things about visiting the Holy Land was seeing and experiencing the landscape. There is an immediacy of place which, with the best will in the world, […]
The Last Day #HolyLand Day 8
There was a lousy weather forecast again for our final day, so when it was announced that we would have a slow start and forgo a detailed visit to Caesarea’s […]
Sea Views – #HolyLand Day 7
What a contrast to wake up to! It was a gorgeous sunrise, and although there were fluffy clouds, there was no sign of rain at all. Our first stop was […]
Biblical Rain #HolyLand Day 6
We knew this was the Sea of Galilee because we were in Tiberius, and Google Maps confirmed our location. But from the view, we could have been somewhere in Scotland. […]
Rev'd Claire 