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soulcruzer

soulcruzerNov 3, 2026

I wanted J.A.R.V.I.S. long before there was anything …

I wanted J.A.R.V.I.S. long before there was anything resembling J.A.R.V.I.S. I wanted what Tony Stark had: an intelligence he could converse with while going about the business of being alive. Something that could follow the movement of his thoughts without requiring him to stop what he was doing and operate a machine. When ChatGPT arrived,...

AItextual underground

Charles HarriesSep 24, 2026

Walking Ghyll, 24 September

Early fall walk in the dark. Sorry: autumn.

soulcruzer

soulcruzerAug 1, 2026

The Map Is Not the Adventure: Reading Rebecca Solnit’s A Field Guide to Getting Lost

I took a different street home the other day. There was no great expedition in it. I was walking back through Southam by a route I know too well, heading toward the familiar turn that gets me home with the least fuss. Then I thought: I could go that way instead. I had no errand...

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I'm Not Doctor Who

I'm Not Doctor WhoJul 30, 2026

#oneaday Day 783: Nothing compares 2U

When you are attempting to better yourself -- particularly if you know said process is going to be a long, drawn-out affair -- I have learned, over the years, that one of the worst things I can do is compare myself to others. This may not be universally true -- hence my use of "I"...

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Charles HarriesJul 28, 2026

Out for a walk with Ghyll at night for the first time in a long time. And no police sirens!

I'm Not Doctor Who

I'm Not Doctor WhoJul 27, 2026

#oneaday Day 780: A Walk on the Common - The Text Adventure

Once upon a time, there was a website called Bitmob, whose users would get quite upset if you capitalised it "BitMob". On that site, the community could publish their own articles, and those which caught the attention of the site's staff would get featured on the front page. It was a great way for a...

Tom Scott-Redford

Tom Scott-RedfordJul 26, 2026

Walking Routes in the Zoniënwoud

I've been trying to find good walking route recommendations for the Sonian Forest (Zoniënwoud/Forêt des Soignes), south of Brussels and wanted to share a slightly hidden gold mine of routes I found.

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soulcruzer

soulcruzerJul 24, 2026

This morning I picked up How to Practice …

This morning I picked up How to Practice Self-Inquiry by Ramana Maharshi. I expected a quick survey read, a reconnaissance mission into the territory of the question Who am I? Instead, before I had travelled very far into the book, another question appeared: Is this your game? Is this your true mission? I could almost...

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soulcruzer

soulcruzerJul 19, 2026

I’ve been carrying a small psychogeographic instruction around …

I’ve been carrying a small psychogeographic instruction around with me: unfold a map, put a glass down anywhere, draw round its rim, then go out and walk the circle as closely as the streets allow. This is a low tech version of the deríve app I made last week. It’s a lovely bit of mischief...

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soulcruzer

soulcruzerJul 6, 2026

A walk is never just a walk. The …

A walk is never just a walk. The ground beneath our feet is layered with stories. Streets carry memories. Landscapes hold arguments. A statue, a sign, a fence, an empty building – each one quietly tells us something about power, belonging, and how we are allowed to move through the world. Smith’s radical walker becomes...

Ken WilsonPhil Smith

Charles HarriesJun 27, 2026

Evening, Cumbria

Taking Ghyll on a walk around Lorton in Cumbria after one of the hottest days of the year.

Charles HarriesJun 25, 2026

Europe in the grip of a heatwave. Americans don't get it.

Charles HarriesJun 18, 2026

It's finally summer. I can tell because I haven't needed to put a sweater on in like a week.

Charles HarriesJun 5, 2026

Walking Ghyll, 5 June

Moving, slowly, into the peak of summer. Still windy, lots of flowers.

Charles HarriesJun 3, 2026

Walking Ghyll, 3 June

Early summer rain: Ghyll not best pleased.

Charles HarriesMay 31, 2026

Walking Ghyll, 31 May

Taking Ghyll out late on a Sunday night, meeting a new friend, flower spotting.

Charles HarriesMay 28, 2026

Walking Ghyll, 28 May

Hawthorns dropping petals, elder about to bloom.

Business Goose BlogJun 15, 2025

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