I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.
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10 thoughts on “Hearing is seeing”
Totally loving your blog, the street art is great and your tercet’s are truly awesome . . .
Hi Paulh121, I tend to use Facebook only for family and close friends, I hope you don’t mind. Instagram, Twitter and this blog are the social media I use more publicly.
Natural adventures 
Totally loving your blog, the street art is great and your tercet’s are truly awesome . . .
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Crumbs, well thank you very much indeed, I am glad that what gives me pleasure gives pleasure to others too. Your kind words land very well with me.
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Natural Adventures . . .
In and around Bristol . . .
Transport me to places far far away . . .
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Thank you. Kind and thoughtful poem.
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If you’re on FB please do add me . . . https://www.facebook.com/paulh121 . . . 🙂
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Hi Paulh121, I tend to use Facebook only for family and close friends, I hope you don’t mind. Instagram, Twitter and this blog are the social media I use more publicly.
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Dreamy haiku. I like it!
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Thank you.
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Wistful.
We get gulls here, and we are so far inland I often ponder how this came to occur.
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Gulls migrating inland is a well documented phenomenon in recent decades. Probably to a change in food sources, from fish to rubbish dumps.
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