John Challis the Thames turns inwardly to find a space… and burrows through the mud and claywhere every London intersects, to get its nose beneath the grave, … Anglo-Saxon ornaments,unexploded payloads, bone dice and oyster shells,wedding rings and number plates, and all thoseyou might have been had your time started early: gong farmers and costermongers, …
Author archives: Patricia Stoughton
To Ruth, with love…
Many of you will know Ruth Wadey as a star “weather watcher” featured across several British TV channels screening her ever-changing river Thames and sky views. From her perch high up on the river bank at Twickenham, she captures the river in all its moods and fills our timelines with sunrises, sunsets, and magical clouds. …