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Andy Sage

@andyphilip.bsky.social

295 followers 463 following 402 posts

Early career historic conservation specialist and urban design loiterer / recovering archaeological ceramics freelancer. Sustainable transport / coastal change / historic landscapes and hiding in corners and miry places.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Meme with 2 images. One showing a man in an orange jacket appalled by the idea of condemning balaclava wearing militias taking control of our towns. In the second the same man looks pleased with the idea of welcoming racists into labours ranks of its good for your polling.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

She writes it to make money. The twitter algorithm means her hate is monetised. She maximises the bile to maximise her income.

Image of twitter thread between Kay Burley and JHB in which Kay Burley describes her personal interactions with JHB that demonstrate JHBs online comments are work and nothing personal.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 25/05/2026

A still of the decaying body of Walter Donovan from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade after choosing the wrong Holy Grail

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 18/06/2025

It’s a hot day to be having to play jungle gym on site visits!

17th century barn held up by extensive internal scaffold frame.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 16/06/2025

Welcome to the world of ginger!

Ginger and white cat asleep on a desk having face planted on a spiral bound notebook.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 23/05/2025

Thrilled with our new arrival this morning.

Flowering Easter Lily Cactus on a window sill.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

Covid in the landscape. This double path never existed until Covid and we were asked to walk a metre apart. People switch between paths now. How long will it take for those two paths to fade back into the landscape.

Two worn paths parallel each other through a grass field nibbled short by sheep.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 08/12/2024

Well thank you @cyclingalmanack.bsky.social ! This was a very nice little treat through the post yesterday! Love them! Looking forward to unwrapping the bigger treat in a few weeks. Oooh! a NSF/Road Book Advent Calendar… there’s an idea @nedboulting.bsky.social

A red envelope lies open on a wooden table with a number postcards with black and white linocut prints of cycling inside. A small white coffee cup sits to the side.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

So Tide Mill Tuesdays isn’t a thing and there’s not enough for it to run for long. But this is Battlesbridge, Essex (GII). Much of the original 3 storey mill on the left was demolished in the e20c and the single storey element and wheel in its place is a modern reconstruction.

An elevated view over a flat landscape under a flat grey sky of a collection of brick and tile buildings standing on the edge of River Crouch at high tide.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 24/11/2024

Recent explorations of damp and mirey places. Former Stambridge mills site near Rochford Essex. An 18th c. tide mill occupied the site of the graffiti covered brickwork.

A scene of industrial abandonment. Two square tower rise against a flat grey sky. In the foreground is a marshy creek with a footbridge over a culvert leading to a collection of brick walls covered with bright grafitti.

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Andy Sage @andyphilip.bsky.social · 17/11/2024

Taking an opportunity to make the most of the last autumn colours before next weeks frosts. Back from the bike to the books now.

View down a steep lane towards a distant vista of the flat Thames Valley south of Oxford. Above an azure sky with a lone wispy cloud in the foreground. The view is framed by high hedges which cast long shadows across the road from strong late autumn sun which catches the leaves of the oak trees on the right of the picture to make them blaze orange and gold.

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