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And what a great time we all had of it. A four mile circuit then refreshments and discussion in Jedburgh's Kenmore Hall. My neighbour Alan Dodds who farms locally had provided us with maps and information on what's going in the fields because nobody apart from farmers seem to know what goes on. I certainly don't. The species rich meadow, a variety of grasses just left to get on without disturbance, is a new one to me. The maps have helped greatly in informing our reflections on art in the environment more generally.
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I compose electroacoustic music and new music for  electric and acoustic guitars. As a sound artist my work ranges from investigations into public ritual to the sonification of climate change data to working with the voice, in particular spoken Scots. I incorporate lens-based media and text in commissioned and exhibited work relating to understandings of the complexity of landscape and the rural environment.