One year of exploring climate change in the here-and-now of Alaska’s Kenai Fjords and Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.
Once upon a time, I saw an image on a travel blog of the writer sitting in elephant pants in a hammock, at just enough of an angle to show that she was well-accustomed to sitting on hammocks, with an open macbook on her lap. The hammock sliced through the frame diagonally, faded red stripes […]
Tomorrow at midnight, I will have been in this country for eleven months. When my plane from London touched down last November, I expected to hit the tarmac running. I would race my way through the holidays, pausing only once or twice to breathe in the hot steam of a pumpkin latte. I would run […]
When glaciers calve they calve in moments, contained within the thunder of falling ice. Here is one such falling moment from Aialik Glacier in the Kenai Fjords National Park, scribbled on a notepad amid a sea of ice, beside the first calving to truly take my breath away. Stay and go and hold and crumble […]
