Wednesday February 22, 2012

Fishing the Solstice

30 June 2011 // On Water

by Paul Cowlishaw. So the longest day crept up on us again, blessed us with light and disappeared as quietly as it arrived. I made a valiant effort to greet it as there’s a certain satisfaction to be gained from watching the sunrise on the summer solstice, echoing perhaps from a time when we were [...]

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Competition Result

29 June 2011 // competition

Thanks to everyone who entered the competition in last weeks newsletter. The correct answer to the question was, October 21st. The lucky winner of a pair of tickets to the Apple Cart festival is Clive Shaw. Congratulations. It looks set to be a brilliant day out. Caught by the River djs will be in attendance [...]

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The Chef

29 June 2011 // Port Eliot festival

The Chef from Port Eliot Festival on Vimeo. A pixellation film showing the special ingredients that make Port Eliot Festival unique. Music by Gravenhurst. Produced and directed by Carolina Sarsfield.

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One Man and His Bike

28 June 2011 // Books

A 5,000 mile, life-changing journey by bicycle around the coast of Britain. By Mike Carter reviewed by Nick Hand A couple of months before heading off on my own adventure cycling around the coast of Britain I had come across Mike Carter’s weekly piece in the Observer Magazine. Mike had set off on the same [...]

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The Value of Place and Space to Gig Venues

27 June 2011 // Music

Homegame Festival at the Hew Scott Hall: Copyright Dylan Matthews / Blueback Hotrod The value of place and space to gig venues: the impending closure of the Bristo Hall and the Hew Scott Hall by Rob St. John In a recent lecture for TED, David Byrne discusses a radical theory of the historical evolution of [...]

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Oliver Kite – At Alex Behrendt’s ‘Two Lakes’.

25 June 2011 // Oliver Kite

Click here for previous posts elating to Oliver Kite.

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On Nature Launch – A Reminder

25 June 2011 // Events //On Nature

This is proving to be a popular event. Worth buying a ticket in advance I reckon. On sale HERE.

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How to Catch Trout by Charles Rangeley-Wilson.

24 June 2011 // On Nature

illustration by Jon McNaught An extract from the new Caught by the River book, On Nature. Ireland gave me my first trout. I went there every summer in my teens, to stay with a pal of mine – Simon – at his mother’s and my Godmother’s house near Caherdaniel in Co. Kerry. The first year [...]

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Caught by the River at Port Eliot Festival – additions & changes

23 June 2011 // Port Eliot festival

Down By The River – Colorama from Kieran Evans on Vimeo. This year’s Port Eliot Festival in glorious Cornwall is starting early and, embracing the new start day means we have a few additions to our previously announced line-up next month. So, things kick off on Thursday (21/7) when we open the bar at 4pm [...]

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Allotment Watch: June

22 June 2011 // Allotment Watch

by Nina Walsh While the stealthy yet persistent machine that is Codex Alimentarius continues to criminalize many health promoting herbal preparations and remove them from our shelves, I have been busy planting my own medicinal herb and flower garden in order to prepare my own tinctures and tonics later in the season. Included in my [...]

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