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Weavers Fields

March 18, 2014 love Paul Conneally place poetry pychogeography Leave a comment

Lift Off – The Swan and Rushes, Leicester

March 15, 2014 food and drink NASA Paul Conneally pubs space Leave a comment

Stealth and The Rescue Rooms

March 13, 2014 buildings clubbing nottingham Paul Conneally photography Leave a comment

LEICESTER: EDIBLE CITY

March 9, 2014 Anne-Marie Culhane art Eat Your Campus environment green Paul Conneally Leave a comment

The Icy Path Home

March 7, 2014 art Paul Conneally poetry prints shoes zen Leave a comment

We can be…

February 28, 2014 Bowie Paul Conneally photography signs text Leave a comment

Four Generations

February 28, 2014 art duchamp Gavin Wade haiku Paul Conneally poetry twenga zen Leave a comment

The milk…

February 23, 2014 haiku Paul Conneally poetry snakes zen Leave a comment

Sunshine and Showers – Loughborough Market

February 20, 2014 market Paul Conneally photography shopping United Kingdom Leave a comment

Ball Shoot

February 15, 2014 haiku loughborough Paul Conneally photography.poetry Leave a comment

Fruit Routes: The Second Planting

February 15, 2014 art environment haiku Paul Conneally poetry trees Leave a comment

Spades

February 15, 2014 Anne-Marie Culhane Fruit routes green Paul Conneally photography trees Leave a comment

In Your Hands – Anne-Marie Culhane and Paul Conneally

February 11, 2014 Anne-Marie Culhane art environment Japanese Paul Conneally psychogeography tea tea ceremony Leave a comment

Just One Pint

February 9, 2014 beer drink Paul Conneally photography poetry pubs Leave a comment

FREEDOM FOR A SONG

February 7, 2014 art culture fine art Francis Beaumont Paul Conneally poetry psychogeography Snibston Discovery Museum walking 1 Comment

She tells me…

February 7, 2014 art fine art limited edition print Paul Conneally prints Leave a comment

Rapid Eye Movement

February 6, 2014 art birmingham Gavin Wade Paul Conneally poetry town planning Leave a comment

A Break In The Poetry

February 4, 2014 haibun holocaust Paul Conneally poetry pubs writing Leave a comment

Eleanor Coade’s Artificial Stone Children at St John’s Primary School, Leicester

January 31, 2014 Coade Stone history leicester Paul Conneally photography sculpture Leave a comment

Rapture

January 19, 2014 derby Paul Conneally photography poetry sheffield splacist Leave a comment

Walking To The Match

January 11, 2014 football haiku Paul Conneally photography poetry public art Leave a comment

Repetitive Stress

January 7, 2014 haiku Paul Conneally poetry shopping tesco work Leave a comment

Nos baisers d’adieu

January 5, 2014 french haiku Paul Conneally poetry Serge Tomé Leave a comment

Waiting

January 3, 2014 black and white Paul Conneally People photography portraits Leave a comment

When Saturday Comes

January 2, 2014 burgers food food and drink football haiku leicester onions Paul Conneally photography poetry psychogeography smell Soccer sound splacist Leave a comment

This Constant Rain

January 1, 2014 2014 alcohol art drink haiku New Year Paul Conneally photography poetry portrait time wabi sabi Leave a comment

The First Time

January 1, 2014 football LCFC Leicester City Paul Conneally photography poetry Soccer Leave a comment

The Summit

December 28, 2013 2013 buildings England Paul Conneally poetry psychogeography Soccer splacist Leave a comment

“thank the astronauts” george w. bush, january 14 2004

December 27, 2013 art detournement golf london marlene mountain mountain sonnet one line haiku Paul Conneally poetry sonnet Tim Wright Leave a comment

Gathering Thoughts

December 27, 2013 haiku Mahonia Paul Conneally photography plants poetry Leave a comment

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