Category Archives: going round in circles

how plants become weeds (and vice versa)

Posted on April 23, 2025 by jonathan trustram

Here’s Euphorbia rigida, on neglected ground near olive trees in the Peleponnese. Actually, you can’t see it very clearly. I’ll see if I can come up with a cropped version. It’s April, and this early euphorbia has nearly finished flowering. … Continue reading →

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A litany of praise, and searching for plants

Posted on March 1, 2021 by jonathan trustram

A slide show litany might be a way to overcome or avoid altogether the difficulties I’m having writing this piece, which is to follow on from my embarrassment at getting lost and being stuck in a little red car when … Continue reading →

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still in Waterloo

Posted on November 22, 2020 by jonathan trustram

An image of the Imax I found on the internet. Out of sight to the left is Waterloo station. The old Shell building behind the Imax has mostly been demolished and replaced with something much bigger.  In the foreground you … Continue reading →

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recycling, or going round in circles

Posted on March 23, 2020 by jonathan trustram

this is a continuation of the thing about the lizard in the corner of the picture. now can you see it?   I’m now having lots of experience of looking for tennis balls. Today I found one by treading on it. … Continue reading →

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