http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk from there and here, to here and there. Thu, 07 Aug 2008 23:22:16 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The train from Warsawa Centralna first crosses the Vistula river through Praga district and then swings south past the village suburbs of Swider and Srodborow, slowly moving across the flat plain of Mazovia that surrounds the capital. 'Not the most attractive of landscapes' is how many ... http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/07/11/to-lublin/ You close the book, the story ends… A line from a song by Stephen Duffy. Stay indoors. That’s what we advise. The rain is killing the roses and rotting the raspberries. The rhubarb seems to be thriving though. At night I ... http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/07/06/wet-wet-wet/ I have been to Bulgaria once before, in transit  from Belgrade to Istanbul, when Yugoslavia was one nation, when Sofia was ‘uncarred’, everything was grey or green with nothing in-between and one pair of Levi jeans seemed to represent untold riches or dreams. In an old junior schoolbook which is ... http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/06/15/birdwatching-in-bulgaria/ We bring greetings to Bela Rechka, travelling to Bulgaria with a series of postcard images - made in Birmingham and the Black Country, and in Praga in Warsaw, which represent some of the groups we are currently working with. Information on the Goatmilk Festival here…[mygal=bela1] http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/05/17/here-then-there/ Four books, six venues, hundreds of people, good weather and several vodkas... The Wonders of Warsaw is now available, alongside a delightful companion piece, A Field Guide to the Wonders of Kaunas.[mygal=advert1] http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/04/29/everywhere-wonders/ Public art. You don’t need to know the name of the artist. You don’t need to know the intent behind the work. You just need to know it’s there, in a certain vacuum of finality, just a part of the landscape in which it is sited, which may or may ... http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/04/09/the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/ Piddlehinton Millennium Green Trust presents An Evening with Brendan Jackson Beautifully observed,  photos and tales of the Jubilee Years, 1977–2002. Saturday March 15th, ... http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/02/26/piddle-valley-advertisement/ Winter has passed the city by. Only one day of snow and then it turns warmer. We're working on the final Animator project event  on April 26th, working title Przemieszczenie – Transposition -  looking at venues which will host the activities on both sides of the river. So now it's ... http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/02/05/springtime-in-warsaw/ I am pleased to announce that the The Vodka Project blog is now online. Big thanks for Paul Lacey for fixing it in between decorating the nursery and pondering his impending paternity leave. We shall raise a celebratory glass online in a bar next week... http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/01/17/new-blog-or-something-or-other/ New year stories to tell, and some tasty morsels added to random history in the project archive section. [mygal=newyear] http://www.brendanjackson.co.uk/2008/01/01/szczesliwego-nowego-roku/