Our Vital Earth

Words and images by Tim Holt-Wilson

Thursday, 17 March 2022

In memory of a friend

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Grief comes as a surprise, like a sudden shower in May, and I remember you. I never imagined this day would come - you, strong as a horse,...
Monday, 14 February 2022

Carstone and Chalk

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'Carstone I will mention in order to abuse it"   (Jacquetta Hawkes ('A Land', 1951). Why not? This orangey-coloured Norfolk...
Tuesday, 11 May 2021

Insatiable

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About five years ago I came across the painting 'Insatiable' by Theodore Bolha and Chris Davis.  It graces the cover of ' Clima...
Sunday, 10 May 2020

Ferment

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The garden is - as ever - a wealth of life: a ferment of greenery and flies, birds and song, sunlight patterns on leaves: myriad changes in ...
Monday, 4 May 2020

Clinging On

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As the human world reels under the malign influence of  Coronavirus , my thoughts turn to Cretaceous barnacles.  This sudden interest in e...
Saturday, 4 April 2020

A Blackthorn Spring

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Cold winds easterly have been blowing across East Anglia for the past week, though temperatures are set to rise this weekend.  Blackthorn bl...
Sunday, 5 August 2018

Islay

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4th June 2018 I'm back from staying with my uncle on the Isle of Islay. This is the most southerly large island of the Inner Hebrides....
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Tim Holt-Wilson
Living in East Anglia, UK. Using writing and images to communicate the world's story. Promoting geoconservation. Exploring phenomenology and biosemiotics. Criticising world- and people-destroying politics & economics. Dancing Argentine tango. Working freelance in environment & heritage management and interpretation.
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