Ash, Rain, Clay and Smoke

One week later and after 40mm of rain this once beautiful section of forest along the Kersbrook Road resembles something from another post apocalyptic planet. Gaping trenches where tree roots have burned away. Ash washed into gutters and fresh clay exposed by the rain. Smouldering steam and smokey memories waft from rents in the earth […]

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The Eye of the Beholder

Last night I got into an animated conversation involving the merits or not of building our new Torrens Riverbank Fortbridge completed and openend back in June 2014. The conversation had many facets including cost, asthetics, utiliy and return on investment. To me the benefits a creating something beautiful are subtle and intangible but extremenly important […]

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Both Ways

My fascination with contrails appears to have no sign of letting up. I love the beautiful white plumes seen in the middle of the day. I love the burnt orange trails in the last rays of sunlight after sunset. These black contrails however had an almost ominous mystique. Better still I got experience it both […]

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These Aren’t The Bikes We’re Looking For

SAS Operative: Let me see your number plates. Obi-Wan Kenobi: You don’t need to see their number plates SAS Operative: We don’t need to see their number plates Obi-Wan Kenobi: These aren’t the bikes you’re looking for. SAS Operative: These aren’t the bikes we’re looking for. Obi-Wan Kenobi: They can go about their business. SAS […]

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