I woke up just before my 5 am alarm and jumped in the shower. The night was spent dancing on the surface of sleeping, dreaming and waking.
Leadership and the Art of Presenting an Atlantic Salmon Fly
As winter drags on here in my northern clime, I increasingly find my thoughts drifting as I long for the warmer days ahead.
Fly Fishing in your mind – “The Longest Silence”
In a world of fly fishing dominated by flashy pictures, a book like Thomas McGuane’s classic “The Longest Silence” offers a chance to experience fly fishing in a different way.
The Blue Heart of Europe – Podcast “For The Wild”
Across the world wild river systems are at stake because of dam or mining projects. Tune into the “For the Wild” podcast featuring Ulrich Eichelmann from River Watch on taking action.
A Convertible Fishing House in Hampshire
A classic English chalk stream feeds the lake of this modern wooden fishing house by Niall McLaughlin Architects.
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A Life Spent Outdoors – Emma Yardley
Fly fishing and drawing have always orbited around Emma Yardley but has never been the singular thing she does because it’s a just a big old mix of it all.
What Fly Fishing has taught me about life and business – Part III
In this final post of the 3 part series, I offer a few more philosophical perspectives on ‘What Fly Fishing has taught me about life and business’.
What Fly Fishing has taught me about life and business – Part II
In this second post of the series I am sharing additional learnings I have had including being lucky in fly fishing, life and business.
What Fly Fishing has taught me about life and business
I have just returned from several days of fly fishing. And, as is always the case when I am away, I thought … a lot.
The Eyes of the Skin- an architectural metaphor
In his book architect Juhani Pallasmaa explains the necessity of integrating all five senses to feel connected.
