I often struggle with picking a ‘favourite’.
But I think Tunbridge Wells might be my favourite part of Kent.
I often struggle with picking a ‘favourite’.
But I think Tunbridge Wells might be my favourite part of Kent.
My day stomping around RHS Hampton Court Flower Show press day has kindled new horticulture goals.
Never has the challenge of writing about perfume been so clear as with this one.
The Tate Modern opened their doors to the press this morning to introduce their new, massive extension.
‘Switch House’, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, is a 10 storey 200 foot structure located at the back of the Tate Modern.
Things no one tells you about baking: Swiss Roll is incredibly easy.
Three books that have coloured my May. In brief: Continue reading Take Three Books
Imagine the sound of a bluebell wood.
If the bluebells were bells.
A few weeks ago I went to Oxford (again!) for the day to see the Oxford Literary Festival in full swing.
‘Painting is with me but another word for feeling’.
So John Constable told Archdeacon John Fisher in a letter in October 1821. If you visit the latest exhibition at The Lightbox in Woking, you will be able to see Constable’s innermost clandestine feelings expressed on the walls of the gallery.
Constable was one of the first artists of the Romantic Movement to view landscapes for their own beauty, rather than as a backdrop for a historical scene. He created his art directly from nature rather than from his imagination and he resisted the fashion of the day to piece together elements taken from nature to form a classical landscape.