Tag Archives: plants

The Suffolk Psychogeophysics Summit

Posted on 2011-09-05 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

…was fabulous. Thanks so much to Martin Howse, Kathrin Guenter, Ryan Jordan and Jonathan Kemp for organising such a flexible, fascinating, far-out and fun-filled week. I unfortunately had to come back on Friday morning so I missed out on Aldeburgh … Continue reading →

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Hotline to God

Posted on 2011-06-06 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

On the trip with my Dad to Norfolk, we took in a couple ruined priories, as is our wont. After visiting the stalagmite remains of Thetford Priory, we visited the much more extant but nevertheless thoroughly ruined Castle Acre Priory. … Continue reading →

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A Voyage with my Father

Posted on 2011-06-06 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

Between 28 and 30 May, I finally took my Dad away for a weekend to Suffolk and Norfolk. I had been meaning to do this for over a year. I hired a car, booked two rooms in the Crown Hotel, … Continue reading →

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Plant sensors

Posted on 2011-05-07 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

As Martin and I were walking, I was struck again by the idea that we are surrounded by sensors in the form of plants. Even in the heart of a city, there are plants that we share the urban environment … Continue reading →

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Sap Rising

Posted on 2011-01-20 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

Just before it got colder (this morning), I could have sworn that Spring was in the air. I went for a walk yesterday with my Nordic sticks in Treptower Park and it was not half as bleak mid Winter as … Continue reading →

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