Fog Navigation
This morning brought with it a nice thick radiation fog, which the sun will probably burn off soon. There is not forecast to be much…
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Dartington College of Arts
An enjoyable afternoon spent teaching a group of second year theatre students at Dartington College of Arts near Totnes. Totnes is unlike any other town…
SatNav Peaks?
During a mild tidying effort this morning I came close to throwing out the Jan/Feb issue of Navigation News, but then spotted something that I…
Pendulums and Pigeonholes
One of the things that I love about running my courses is that I’m guaranteed to learn something too, but because of the diverse backgrounds…
Subtle shades
A fresh peach of a dawn this morning. The contrails in the first photo have a clear southeast track to them which is not unexpected…
Coconuts Navigation
‘Sagur, a spirit and chief, lived on the island of Pulap with his daughter, Inosagur. As she bathed in the lagoon before the canoe house…
Nature and Vomit
Our summer holiday was at last beginning and all the joys and trepidations of a family outing with small children concentrated themselves into the lower…
Good Day Out for the Missus
HRH the Duke of Edinburgh was kind enough to take time out to present me with a Royal Institute of Navigation Award this afternoon. At…
Smell Power
Stumbled across a bit of a gem this evening. Marion Owen, ‘master gardener’, describing the moment she decided to become a gardener at the end…