A birthday for a loved one ❤️

My great grandfather, Fred Little once photographed a mermaid 🧜 apparently…

Granton Gasholder. Spared the fate of demolition. The disused gasholders leave traces of pollution and memory, and the more-than-human-world finds a home in the relative safety of their empty structures.

Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton. I’ve never been so emotionally invested in a book. Extraordinary.

A calm and loving Christmas day ❤️

I grapple with my own chronic illness and am part of a support group of people with chronic illness and disability. Three of my family are disabled, rooted in class and poverty. This book is a wonder for unpicking way certain bodies and communities are abandoned or expendable in capitalism.

Last years Xmas tree survived 🎄

It’s that time.

Best food experiences? I once went to a restaurant where they plonked their elderly rescue dog on my lap. 🥰

I became an accidental rabbit 🐇 parent 3 years ago, and honestly- look at them 🤩 such magical and playful animals.

This book. Be absorbed into the more-than-human world in the most beautiful way possible.

What lives within discarded industry? The fox in the disused Redhill gasholder, looking straight at the camera.

Photo from Laura Fisher, Decommissioned. 2021.

18 years ago today that my mum died. A day of emotion and reflection.

My punk and zine days…so many Southampton gigs at The Joiners Arms (mostly) A blur of chaos and fun times. 🖤✊🏼

London - it’s been a while 🥰