
Patterns of Pride 2
Conclusion. Happy Saint George’s Day, fellow dragon slayers! We have plenty of dragons to slay today. The borders are open. The pound and the…
Navigating faith, family & freedom, across the Atlantic.
Navigating faith, family & freedom, across the Atlantic.

Conclusion. Happy Saint George’s Day, fellow dragon slayers! We have plenty of dragons to slay today. The borders are open. The pound and the…

Whitby is an amazing place. Its scars and memories are on display. Its heroes remain alive. We sailed past Lindisfarne to get here, but…

I forget where I read this factoid, but if you make any absurdly unreasonable request of a stranger, like cutting in line at the…

Good evening. It’s nine p.m. on a Saturday night, so naturally, I’m sipping a Ribena and reading about IR35 tax reform. I’ve been ashore…

Remembrance Sunday is a tough one for me. I’m no fan of the modern concept of the Nation-State. As one who enjoys the freedom…

I drafted this article after I’d been in a metaphorical decompression chamber for about a week, since leaving that last ship. A little 25…

Apologies for the slight delay in this (last) week’s edition of the blog. I’ll owe y’all one. I have been repositioning a little workboat…

My first duty this week is to thank my new friend Steven Wilkinson, of the excellent Substack Pitchfork Papers and his company Good and…

part 2 continued.

Why the more subtle iconoclasms of the left, affect us all. ‘Haha. So you are employee of the month? These Americans. When I was…

The news of Boris Johnson’s, as yet only promised, resignation has not impacted my mood, or my worldview, nearly as much as you might…

There has been much debate about the possibility of the collapse of the Union between Scotland and England this year. Such commentary has increasingly…