GEOFF NICHOLSON: THE LONG LOST WALKER

It was late Saturday afternoon, and I was sitting on a bench in the cactus garden, outside our house on the lower slopes of the Hollywood ...

Funny what you remember.   Above is a photograph featuring my regular, if increasingly occasional, walking companion Steve Kenny.   We’r...

Being a pedestrian of international stature (he says self-mockingly, though in fact not quite so full-on ironically as you might imagine), ...

And speaking of walking in the future, as I was a few posts back, a reader pointed me in the direction of the movie The Book of Eli .  It wa...

Because a little John Ruskin goes a long way, I included only a short quotation from him about Turner in my last blog post.  Now I realize I...