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And other night time adventures. At £7.99 p&p. Available to order from. Or via the publisher’s. Author page (Click here.). Until solicitors, probate and. The Inland Revenue have. Sorted themselves out,. None of Geoff’s back issues. Of Purple Patch or other. As soon as that happens,. This website and the. Page will be updated. Please bear with us. Over the last 30 years, until his death in 2012, Geoff Stevens. Has been one of Britain's most published poets. He has also read his. Midlands Arts funded Dudley.
Purple Patch Home
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Purple Patch is no more. Since the Small Press Poetry world has lost its inimitable editor,. Following his death from brain tumours in February 2012, the website. Is now integrated into the Geoff Stevens website. Decisions about what will appear here will be made at some time in. The future as yet undetermined. Please contact Geraldine Wall. To obtain permission to use them.
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from the field book: OPAL Survey
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From the field book. Sunday, 10 October 2010. I've recently been working with a group to complete a clean air survey organised by OPAL. Open Air Laboratories). It involved measuring tree girths, counting fungal spots on sycamore leaves and identifying lichen on oak, ash and sycamore trees. The survey doesn't take long to complete and you could easily complete it in a local park or open area. What's more all the ID charts and materials you need are provided - a great teaching resource. From the field book.
from the field book: Great Hill and Black Brook
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From the field book. Sunday, 22 August 2010. Great Hill and Black Brook. The skies were looking very changeable today as I set off for Great Hill. I'm glad I went because a wonderful spectacle awaited - well over a hundred swallows zooming around at low levels. As I paused to admire them, I wondered if the many short-tailed youngsters amongst them knew about the migratory adventures that lay so soon ahead. I decided to return. And I saw a Black Darter ( here. This w/e, too . my first. 5 September 2010 at...
from the field book: May 2010
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From the field book. Tuesday, 25 May 2010. One of the reasons I love living near the West Pennine. Moors is that there are always wonderful walks to enjoy whatever the season. I took my camera to show you but without a view finder and it being such a sunny day I couldn't see what was on the screen, it was a case of point and hope! Nevertheless here is a short extract from Sunday's walk. Only a few minutes up the hill from White Coppice. These great millstone grit (? Slabs guide you along Spitler's. Peat ...
from the field book: Stocks Reservoir
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From the field book. Wednesday, 11 August 2010. We decided to enjoy the sun and showers by taking a walk around Stocks Reservoir. It's a 11km / 7m circular walk which is well signed. Close to our start point is a United Utilities office - don't they just own some beautiful buildings? We see several oystercatchers. One of the joys of this walk in summer is the flowers. Everywhere fields are pitted by the purple heads of black knapweed. And self-heal and through the grass vetch. And I also spot sneezewort.
from the field book: June 2010
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From the field book. Wednesday, 23 June 2010. Woodland Wonders and Wellbeing. This month, I'm teaching at Yarrow Valley Park, Chorley. The aim is to promote the importance of trees in the environment as well as developing social interaction and communication skills. Created a sculpture which doubles up as a home for mini beasts. Above is another design which we hope will attract centipedes and beetles etc. Sunday, 20 June 2010. Sunshine on the Fells. To Great Hill. Left is a photo taken en route. Today I...
from the field book: September 2010
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From the field book. Sunday, 5 September 2010. Charnock Richard Scarecrow Festival. A quick visit to White Coppice. This morning was rewarded with the delight of about two hundred house martins, along with a few sand martins and swallows feeding in the shelter of Stronstrey. This evening I had a look around Charnock. This charming horse and fox really made me smile. It's obvious whose side the horse is on. But it looks like not everyone was enjoying themselves - I wonder what made this guy angry. Bird Fo...
from the field book: December 2009
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From the field book. Monday, 28 December 2009. The Neatness of Crows. All photos of crows welcome - just attach to an email. Thanks. And first up is a hooded crow from Peter Woodruff. This reminds me of my trips to the north. (We don't often see hooded crows in Lancashire.). Tuesday, 22 December 2009. I've not seen a goldcrest in the garden this winter which is a shame. For the past few years one has wintered in / close to out garden. It has been a bad year for them but let's hope. I managed to coincide ...
from the field book: December 2010
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From the field book. Wednesday, 1 December 2010. I'm sure I'm not the only person that enjoys tree spotting as I drive along the road. Once you get an eye for basic tree shapes and features, you can name many at a glance. To me, ash trees (left) are a bit snooty! Because their twigs tend to curl upwards. Whereas beech tend to have horizontally. Spreading branches. Many have distinctive shapes and colours - I'll try photograph more another day. How complex is this willow trunk below? From the field book.
from the field book: January 2010
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From the field book. Sunday, 10 January 2010. Croston Finney was crusted with beautiful ice formations sitting on top of the snow like a wonderful species of sparkly moss. Many of the waterways were frozen so gone were the ducks and cormorant and in their place - meadow pipits and pied wagtails. Really. They were all intently hunting on the ice. Speaking of which, the allotment area was a riot of chirruping tree and house sparrows. Thanks to Chris Rae. Sunday, 3 January 2010. A walk around Anglezarke.
from the field book: March 2010
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From the field book. Thursday, 25 March 2010. Her thread legs test this hold. Is that of her confusion:. Tremulous wings try to lift. The weight of her want. I unravel my hands - and she flies. Over the hedge,. Her leopard colours brighten. The meadows beyond. See,. How easily she claims her release. Sunday, 21 March 2010. The Contours of Spring. Combining navigation and nature watching was a bit of a struggle today - but let's hope I get better. Today I started at White Coppice. Monday, 15 March 2010.
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Geoff's Test Blog
Where I'm supposed to checkout all my novice blunders. Sunday, 22 December 2013. Line 1 Happy Christmas. Friday, 4 January 2013. Windows Live Writer Test 5. This is a test link to another blog. Click here. Windows Live Writer test 4. This is my latest test of photo size and border change. Windows Live Writer test 3. Ok so lets try a picture increased in size through WLR and change the border if we can. Windows Live Writer test 2. So how does the spacing look? Windows Live Writer test. First test of 2013.
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Geoff Steven Photos - Necessary Reflection - Home
NEW STEPPING OUT - PARIS SERIES, GALLERY 2. Capturing the play of light." JAPAN TIMES. Aesthetically pleasing with their natural and beautiful elements." URBIS MAGAZINE. Celebrated art photography." SUNDAY STAR TIMES. He's good.a successful photographer who's work is displayed around the world." NZ HERALD. These are photographs to loose yourself in.utterly compelling." NZART MONTHLY.
Geoff Stevens, poet, editor, artist
Editor of Purple Patch Magazine, 1976-2012. Following Geoff’s death in February, 2012, Purple Patch magazine is no more. However, the website has been transferred to this website (link below). His tradition of running poetry meetings at the Barlow Theatre (Oldbury Rep) have been. Restarted, named Purple Penumbra and run by Al Barz and Ian Henery, with support and. Encouragement of John Upton, who arranges and manages the venue for us and provides. Drinks at the all-important bar.
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Geoff Stevens, MBA. 3805 Edwards Rd Ste 200. Cincinnati, OH 45209-1939. About Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company. Financial Planning in the 21st Century. Our mission is to design and implement a modern financial plan using proven strategies that build sustainable wealth now and for future generations. Planning For Financial Security With Northwestern Mutual. Geoff Stevens, MBA. 3805 Edwards Rd Ste 200. Cincinnati, OH 45209-1939. How much am I spending? How much will my savings be worth? To lea...
Councillor Geoff Stevenson
Randwick Labor Councillor Elected 2008. Friday, 28 February 2014. A BETTER AND CHEAPER LIGHT RAIL ROUTE. This map shows my view of the best Light rail route for Randwick given what we will have to have. WILL SAVE $ BILLIONS. 1 LINE NOT 2. NO REDUCTION IN BUSES NEEDED. FITS ORIGINAL COUNCIL PLANS FOR ITS USE. A BIKE LANE TO FOLLOW. It avoids going down Anzac Parade. The whole of my proposed route is off the Road. It eliminates 2 separate lines,. Only one is really needed to service the SCG, Racecourse, Un...
Geoff Stewart Homepage
That picture is not mine, you can see it belongs to Tony Margiocchi,. I really hope he doesn't mind me using it because I don't want to be sued,. I was unaware that her Majesty had visited Arlesey,. It was before I was privileged enough to move here in November 2014,. Which is a bit of a shame because the last time I saw her in the flesh. Was in the 60's in my native Northern Ireland! I may add a gallery of the beautiful little town with a village mentality. Not that I am aware of anything on the horizon...
Geoffsticulate
Geoffs blogging being bad site. Thats it i'm all blogged out! I though blogging would be easier to do than essays BUT I WAS. The time taken to research subject matter, and the type up, format, re-format, re-format and then yep you've guessed it, re-format each and every blog has been astronomical. Even the quiz (which Laura is going to have the final say on folks) took way longer to organise than expected. In view of this I've tried to blog the majority of class led topics BUT have taken the opportunity ...
The Write Path | Writing | Screenwriting | Stories | Getting started
Writing Screenwriting Stories Getting started. I Want To Write A Screenplay. Back it up now! Learn from the masters. What should I write first? Cut, cut, cut! Then…stick it on a shelf. Finishing the second draft. Preparing your screenplay for distribution. Best on the web. Welcome to Geoff Stillwell’s screenwriting blog and website, with an emphasis on helping new screenwriters. Feel free to ask a question or comment on the blog. Best wishes and happy writing! I Want to Write a Screenplay. Geoff reviewed...
