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I have written a daily journal about a week spent on Bardsey Island focussing on one particular rock for a study called 'My Square Yard'. The chosen rock appeared to have an image of the upper half of a 'fox' made by dark sediment markings on the lighter sandstone. I can see this same rock in the photograph taken in 1885 which is such a source of joy! Celia Saywell frequent visitor to Bardsey Island for a week of creative writing since 2002. [email protected]

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