Month: July 2016
Haiku with Coffee: Broken Life
How apt! Is broken life Supported on your precious stone? Axes point eternally ©Stephen Tanham, 2016.
High Life in a Windmill
High Life in a Windmill We take our ‘wanderings-in-a-landscape’ weekends seriously at the Silent Eye! Last year, for our December pre-winter solstice weekend, the two organisers–Barbara, (my cousin), and I, dragged a dedicated group of folks up the rain-sodden slopes of the West Pennines in Lancashire to visit the ruins of what had been a glorious landscaped garden created by the founder of the … Read More High Life in a Windmill
The tale of a fish
A beautiful and heart-warming narrative from Sue. The Silent Eye I’ve inherited an aquarium, for the second time. The first time it was a gift when a friend’s husband passed away…she needed to re-home the fish and, knowing my younger son had a keen interest in them, she gave the tank to me. My son however, had unexpectedly acquired a lovely little flat and … Read More The tale of a fish
Nice 14/7/16
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
It is a long time since I joined the crowds in France to celebrate a national holiday, but I remember the wonderful atmosphere and gaiety when I took my small son to watch the blooming of fireworks in the night sky, when the ideal of ‘Freedom, Equality and Brotherhood’ was proclaimed and reaffirmed across the land.…
Seeking the Seer III…
Come and join us on an magical adventure in the landscape… The Silent Eye * They care for her needs, which are few enough… goat’s milk and berries, bread and herbs…fur for the cloak and boots she wears against the cold through the long nights of vigil by the stones. They keep their distance, coming only to the Guardian. She speaks to none else … Read More Seeking the Seer III…
Whispers in the West – part three
Whispers in the West – part three After the group’s successful ascent of Carningli (panorama shot above), the second day of the Silent Eye’s Whispers in the West weekend continued, with a short, further car journey to one of the historic highlights of the trip – Pentre Ifan. Pentre Ifan is the best known, and because of its height, the most impressive megalithic monuments in … Read More Whispers in the West – part three
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Coffee with Haiku Cake: Warm Purrings Banish
Warm Purrings Banish ⦿ Warm purrings banish Pale July’s dark, endless rain Skilled fingers thrill ⦿ ©Copyright Stephen Tanham, 2016.

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