This is not the only place I write things down. The rest of it is spread across a few domains, each of which exists because a single site trying to be all of them would serve nobody, least of all me.
Which is, more or less, the argument I made on the People page: the useful web was always a set of small sites that pointed at each other, and search engines have become bad enough at surfacing them that pointing has become necessary again. So here is where everything else lives.
cramberts.com
Amsterdam, mostly for visitors. What to book before you arrive, what to ignore, and where to actually go. It is also where the longer write-ups live, the ones with real detail rather than a paragraph: the Light Festival edition by edition, and everything else this city does on a schedule.
Bridges of Amsterdam
A lockdown project that got out of hand, documenting the historic bridges of the city with photographs, history and material from the Amsterdam Archives. There are a great many bridges here. That turned out to be the point rather than the problem.
ducanecourt.com
The independent guide to Du Cane Court in Balham, an art deco block on the High Road: its history and architecture, the residents’ guide and service charge, and what is for sale or to rent. A very specific building, documented in a level of detail nobody asked for.
8letters.co.uk
The professional one. Product and platform strategy, and the version of me that turns up to work. If you have arrived here from a conference badge or a LinkedIn profile, that is almost certainly the site you actually wanted.
Everything above is hosted by me, on domains I pay for, which means all of it will still be here whenever the current set of platforms finishes reorganising itself.