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Status: Retired Current Residence: "Tala Hinna" - 9 Ton cutter near Plymouth Favourite genre of music: More syncretic than eclectic Favourite photographer: Ansel Adams Personal Quote: A nomad I will remain for life, in love with distant and uncharted places. |
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Ellie the NomadKoniferus Kookius 1
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Never Trust a Turkey?
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Tethered
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Rock Steady
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Detail from Hanataba
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Hanataba
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Face-Off
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Rimakauru Revisited
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Stig-Art Chair Detail
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Petunias Reflected
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Stig Sculpchair with Rope
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The Cleric Coat
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Balance Reworked
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Balance
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Just the Two of Us
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Brick Wall with Petunias
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Fidimplicitacious
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a lighter suffocation
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Safe Inside
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The Journey Begins
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Ellie the Nomad
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I love your work and understand your frustration with closed-mindedness. Even the "weirdos" can't seem to see outside of their boxes.
Heheheh! Thanks for your kind thoughts. Yup, boxes are safe places, and folk seem to like knowing where they are; maintaining a point of reference. Me, I find journeys through the unknown stimulating. It's hard to get lost when rejection of preconceptions makes the assumption of destination redundant!
Ehy, I know many people who are great photographes and great shibari artists and I can say you are really great too, as photographer and as shibarist... 
Thank you Denny. I don't really aspire to being great, but I do what I do as well as I can and I've enjoyed doing all that I've done. It's all the better then, that others enjoy it too.
Hiya Bruce! I've been where I feel comfortable, which is probably why you haven't seen me in ages! You know me ... I'm just a facilitator; not commercially driven, not motivated by all the baggage everyone else seems to associate with rope. Think it's a case of the audience driving the performer away .... I'll probably pen a few words about it in a journal entry soon. Too many people seem to be wondering where I am!
Ellie..... we miss you around here 
Good to see you visit once in a while... turkey... = A CLASSIC!
So is the rest of your ropework
Good to see you visit once in a while... turkey... = A CLASSIC!So is the rest of your ropework
Yo Marrow! You flatter me too much! I'm still very much here but inactive rope-wise. Sadly this world doesn't seem to have the partners, venues or mentality to accommodate my asexuality and complete disinterest in BDSM. I guess it could be more than a while before the rope comes out again.
Ellie, you sound sad. And I am not flattering you too much. Of course you know very well that what did even though in the past, was great work. I just hope for you that there will be someone to get that artist out again.
Don't be a stranger
Marrow
(king of one syllable worded answers)
Don't be a stranger
Marrow
(king of one syllable worded answers)
