Small, slow steps, acrylic on paper (Daniel Graham)
Small, slow steps took us further.
Small, slow steps took us further
Walking Journal
‘A Great Adventure – twinship, individuality and finding the right path’
“I grew up with my brother and sister on a small, quiet road in north Bristol. We had twins next door, twin girls across the road and two more down the street. I believed that multiple-birth children were numerous and our lives no more novel than the next child’s.”
A big thank you to TAMBA (Twins and Multiple Births Association) for publishing my article on twinship, individuality, and finding the right path.
I stood and watched the swallows fly
Terminal beauty – the foxglove
Ingested in even the smallest of doses, the foxglove can kill a human. Yet the bee survives. To be reminded of our vulnerability in the face of a flower is both exciting and humbling.
