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Thoughts and cycling from Manchester to Rome in 2023

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Dissolution

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The fundamentals of graph theory, the mathematical structures that model relations between paired objects, may only have been formalised recently but lattices have been recognised since humans started to trap, build and weave.

The outer covers for Dissolution, the 27th in the chapbook series.
Available now from Bracket Books Ireland at outlets like FabHappy or WalkingCommentary.
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Locked-Out, Locked-In

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As of 2016, we’d produced over 320 million tonnes of plastic and there was estimated to be 165 million tonnes of plastic circulating in seas and oceans. Not good considering plastics have only been around since 1950. Imagine how bad it will be if 320 has become 600 million tonnes by 2030. Will the seas then hold as much plastic as we have ever produced today? Will we be locked-out of sterile seas, lakes, rivers and canals?

Wapping River Slime.
Compelling scene found while walking the Thames in 2019.
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