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Overview
About Me
CURRENT MISSION
To pick up practical skills, especially in building/making/growing, to create beautiful and useful things.
ABOUT ME
I grew up in the garden of england and recieved a priveleged upbringing, a good education and a quiet neighbouhood. I then went to Uni in Huddersfield where my horizons were broadened. I am musical, thoughtful, energetic, happy. I ride my bike everywhere, and try to help others do the same. I love the countryside, and doing as many different things as i can. I play the guitar, and a bit of Sitar, and make all styles of music using Cubase SX.
PHILOSOPHY
I believe that we are all essentially the same, so there is no-one to be afraid of. and when you know - you know, theres no point in asking someone to explain it for you.
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING
I havn't hosted anyone yet, but would definately like to,I have stayed with two CSers in spain and had a great experience. At the moment im exploring couchsurfing as a way of meeting interesting people around Birmingham, and hold bike maintainence workshops where people can come and learn a bit about their bike, tweak or simply clean it
Interests
Music from the heart, cycling, juggling, music from elsewhere, frisbee, sailing, making music, fractal patterns in nature, faces.
- education
- gardening
- juggling
- music
- guitar
- cycling
- sailing
- teaching
Music, Movies, and Books
Whatever anyone sincerely reccomends i will be happy to read/hear/watch. right now I highly reccomend the music of U. Srinivas, a Mandolin player in the Carnatic style of South India.
I play the guitar and love the blues/ragtime/folk. I have recently discovered electronic music appreciate it in its many forms, I love dancing to music, but it has to be fast enough!
I also play the Sitar, which has introduced me to the wonderful world of the South Asian arts (not just the music!)
I have recently read a book called "The never ending days of being dead" by Marcus Chown, which again i would recomend to anybody that hasnt done a degree in Quantum physics, but is interested in the questions surrounding it.
One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
watched thunderstorms racing accross the fields of Northern France, one after another, whilst on a bike.
Teach, Learn, Share
If you don´t have one, buy a bike (or arrange one) it could be one of the most useful things you could own. (so far mine has taken me over 3000km)
Countries I’ve Visited
Brazil, Cabo Verde, France, Ireland, Malaysia, Spain
Countries I’ve Lived In
United Kingdom