Ah I see!!

Fair enough Will. The insufferable people up here are usually from London. Perhaps we could just move them all to somewhere in between - Coventry maybe?

Are you knocking Manchester Will? This is not permitted as you well know.

ISRF Book Launch: 'The Matter of Architecture' An in-person book launch and conversation with Dr Paul Dobraszczyk, author of 'The Matter of Architecture'.

My new book 'The Matter of Architecture' will be launched at the AA Bookshop on 3 June. Do come if you're able - free tickets here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/isrf-book-...

That's a nice compliment Patricia - and a great photo!

A new painting, titled 'The Babylonian Cosmos'

Lucky you Toby. Framlingham, Southwold and Blythburgh are wonderful churches!

Offerings placed in the late Neolithic Bryn Celli Ddu burial chamber on Anglesey

One of the loveliest of walks: the tidal island of Llanddwyn from the fabulous beach it's attached to.

Walkers on the Miner's track, seen from the summit of Yr Wyddfa

Crib Goch emerging from the cloud, as seen from the top of Yr Wyddfa

Queuing for the view: the summit of Yr Wydffa

@pauldobraszczyk.bsky.social upcoming book 'The Matter of Architecture' asks whether critical architecture can recover a more equitable relationship to the mineral world. Join us on 3rd June for a conversation with Dobraszczyk, Nishat Awan and Adam Walls to learn more https://bit.ly/47soV88

Crikey Will. Sending good wishes.

Minarets, Whitechapel Road

Colour-match near Waterloo

Accidental Surrealist object, Covent Garden

Nice and cheap though!

CLONEHENGE A blog about Stonehenge Replicas. We kid you not.

Have you seen this Tim? clonehenge.com

Cow and turbine near Todmorden

Eclectic Victorian gothic buildings on Manchester's Albert Square, with the Town Hall extension behind

Resplendent 16th-century angels hanging from the nave of St Giles church, Wrexham

Distant shower over the Wye valley from Offa's Dyke on Hergest Ridge near Kington

The magnificent 15th-century rood screen in St Anno's Church near Llananno, Powys. Miraculously preserved, it now sits in a redundant church in the care of the Friends of Friendless Churches.

Thanks so much!!

I have some spares of these three publications that I’d be happy to post for free in return for a short review on Goodreads/Amazon etc. Please DM me if you’re interested.

I know, it's a lot isn't it? You almost couldn't credit it.

Mine was from Book Huddle Club - I even got a testy follow-up email.

Some really unexpected good news: I've just been informed that I'm owed £2.1 million in mis-sold car insurance!

Glad it's not just me Lee!