Jamie Males
@jamiemales.bsky.social
Executive Editor of @plosclimate.org 🌍 http://plosclimate.org/ Botanophile / Plant Science PhD 🌱 9-5: Publishing and Open Science 📈 Other times: Plants, walking, churches, bells 🔔 Cambridge, UK 🏳️🌈
A weekend of mediaeval painted churches 🖌️ Chaldon in Surrey, and Hardham, Coombes and Clayton in Sussex
Some belated snaps from our stint at the Cerne Abbey dig a few weeks ago- hot but rewarding work!
Church- and ancient-tree-crawling in Suffolk today. First pic is the Queen's Oak at Huntingfield, from under whose boughs Elizabeth I supposedly shot an unfortunate deer.
Chuffed to get a nationally-scarce Goat Moth (first pic) on our new moth trap's first outing! What a beauty.
Some belated snaps from a fantastic 'ecotour' of the @greatfen.org.uk a couple of weeks back. Inspiring to see all the great work being done by @wildlifebcn.org!
A view of the amazing crown-post roof at Bushmead Priory today 👑
Keeping cool yesterday in the Saxon crypt at St Wystan's, Repton—described by John Betjeman as "holy air encased in stone".
A week of flowers, frescoes and mountain trails in Crete 🌷
Sharing a few highlights from an Easter weekend in Herefordshire and Powys. First: Llanelieu (nr Talgarth), with its 14th century rood screen painted red with ox-blood.
Detail from the Thomas Denny window in St Peter's church at Stutton, Suffolk
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus! (Dw i'n dysgu Cymraeg eleni 🏴 )
Just back from a fantastic week of archaeology, churches and hiking in Sardinia 💚
Happy New Year to all! Pictures taken at Dersingham Bog in Norfolk today.
P.S. Enjoyed ringing this peal for Christmas last weekend- my first of 7 surprise 🥳🔔
At Gedney St Mary Magdalene today, with its beautiful 14th-century door bearing the inscription "Pax Christi sit huic domui et omnibus habitantibus in ea. hic requies nostra"
A sassy headstone inscription (William Laxton, d. 1708) seen in Rutland this weekend: Farewell vain worlde I've had enough of thee I value not what thou canst say of me What fault thou'st seen in me take care to shun Go look at home ther's something to be done
We're excited to welcome @simmoulds.bsky.social as a new Section Editor for Hydrology! latitude.plos.org/2025/11/meet...
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