That's very beautiful. I loved this line: "And the most I can ever really know of the past is what has been, not what might have." It is a blessing to me to think in this way, but there is a loss there too.

And we're up to a look at the future landscape of evidence: placeandevidence.substack.com/p/future-tre...

That's given us some patterns of evidence use: placeandevidence.substack.com/p/patterns-o... and some observations about that evidence across our categories: placeandevidence.substack.com/p/observatio...

And some reasons to think that there's value in this approach placeandevidence.substack.com/p/strengths-...

With a new map of practice: placeandevidence.substack.com/p/a-working-...

And developed five categories: placeandevidence.substack.com/p/continuous..., placeandevidence.substack.com/p/civil-soci..., placeandevidence.substack.com/p/state-and-..., placeandevidence.substack.com/p/market-int..., placeandevidence.substack.com/p/rebalancin...

We've then looked at the definition: placeandevidence.substack.com/p/why-are-ex...

And what that tells us about practice in the UK: placeandevidence.substack.com/p/what-does-...

And how that manifests itself in evidence: placeandevidence.substack.com/p/whats-the-...

In the Substack we walk through how we've thought differently about the problem placeandevidence.substack.com/p/place-base...

I'd love to get any reflections on this work and our approach to the field of practice

I used to live on that road. Always envied that house.