East Sussex · Cycling /
A bicycle, an empire & the Lamb.
Country ways, Pevensey’s centuries and a known destination at The Lamb, Hooe. A ride with room around its intentions.
Read the expedition →The Myconaut Way
Go out.
Look closer.
Think again.
The world is under no obligation to be ordinary. It merely benefits from our being in a hurry.
Into the Expedition Journal →
Exspecta : Observa : Vide.
A little less certainty.
A great deal more outside.
Exploration of the Great Outdoors is fundamental to the Myconaut Way. A bicycle, a stretch of coast, a path with something going on beside it: these are perfectly adequate beginnings. The interesting part is allowing the day to become more than the efficient execution of a plan.
Myconaut follows curiosity across the ground and into ideas. Original photographs keep the writing in touch with particular places; science and history open further doors. Philosophy occasionally leans over the gate to offer an opinion. It is welcome, provided it does not obstruct the path.
This is a growing journal of real expeditions and considered observations, with room for music, fungi, experiments and the odd thought that refuses to behave. It begins with two expeditions. There is no need to pretend the shelves are full before the next good question arrives.
From the field
Two days. Several ways of seeing.
Beachy Head · Coastal exploration /
Where the land meets the sea.
Horses, white cliffs, a lighthouse and the productive business of looking twice. Fifteen frames from a coastal expedition.
Read the expedition →
Between the bigger things
A destination is useful.
So is a distraction.
The Pevensey expedition has a castle, but also a strip of water, country passages and a bicycle with a working life. The spaces between named places have not been wasting their time.
A bicycle, an empire & the Lamb →One website. Many lines of enquiry.
Follow a different thread
Sometimes the best discoveries happen when you have stopped looking for anything in particular.
About the Myconaut Way →