GEOFF NICHOLSON: THE LONG LOST WALKER

“London the secular city instructs him: turn any corner and he can find himself inside a parable.” I’ll be away in London for the n...

I was walking, a couple of weeks back, in Whitley Heights, or perhaps more precisely Hollywood Dell.  Whitley Heights was once a very r...

A legit auto and a ban on assault weapons – ‘tis a consummation devoutly to be wished, although in the current American climate it seems to...

I’ve been reading  Walks with Walser  by Carl Seelig.  Robert Walser (1878 – 1956), has been discussed elsewhere on this blog.  He was ...

I was walking up Beachwood Drive, which leads to Beachwood Canyon, and used to give pedestrian access to the Hollywood sign, although curre...