Author Archives: Brian Lewis

Seventeen years ago, slogging cross-country to Hythe, trouble with the MOD, the camps and ranges, then overnight on the coast, it was still winter, rain, wind and a black bin liner, more trouble in Lydd, and the last 10 miles … Continue reading →

Out here, you see but seldom feel the sun, just sense the wind and what the rig-home’s done: a metre’s a long way in climate change. The sea whose coasts and islands bob and sink washes away their cartographic ink. … Continue reading →