A record of the things that change when you keep looking.
A hardcover logbook designed to document the years that quietly shape you.
The 2-Year Logbook is a long-form archive for recording observations, adventures, milestones, field notes, collected memories and the details that are easy to forget with time. Its guided format gives each entry a simple framework for recording where you were, what the conditions were like and what you noticed.
Designed to be filled slowly and revisited often, it becomes a record not just of what happened, but of what you noticed along the way.
Record the things around you
Each entry gives you space to record the details surrounding a particular day, place or observation: Year · Location / Area · Weather / Temperature · Conditions · Moon / Tide · Other · Notes & Observations.
The structure gives you a simple framework for recording what was happening around you, while leaving plenty of room for the things you notice yourself. Over two years, those individual entries begin to build something bigger — a record of changing places, patterns, seasons, experiences and observations.
What might you record?
atterns in nature, trips and adventures, fishing and field notes, coastal finds, places you return to, personal milestones, observations, memories and the small details that might otherwise disappear with time.
You don't need to fill it every day. You just need to keep looking.
Size: A5
Pages : 386 Pages 2.6cm Thick
Paper
Soft ivory 120GSM paper
2-year format with guided entry fields
Cover
Linen hardcover
Foil-stamped title
Binding
Lay-flat binding
Bookmarks
1 ribbon bookmark
Designed in
Australia
The 2-Year Logbook came from the idea that keeping a record over time can change the way you notice the world around you.
A changing coastline. A familiar fishing spot. The return of a bird. The seasons in a favourite place. Weather, tides, conditions and all the little details that are easy to overlook when you're only experiencing them once.
It's an invitation to slow down, pay attention and see what happens when you keep returning to the same things.
Created by Ebb Harper / Daughter of the Drift in North Queensland, Australia.
A record of the things that change when you keep looking.
A hardcover logbook designed to document the years that quietly shape you.
The 2-Year Logbook is a long-form archive for recording observations, adventures, milestones, field notes, collected memories and the details that are easy to forget with time. Its guided format gives each entry a simple framework for recording where you were, what the conditions were like and what you noticed.
Designed to be filled slowly and revisited often, it becomes a record not just of what happened, but of what you noticed along the way.
Record the things around you
Each entry gives you space to record the details surrounding a particular day, place or observation: Year · Location / Area · Weather / Temperature · Conditions · Moon / Tide · Other · Notes & Observations.
The structure gives you a simple framework for recording what was happening around you, while leaving plenty of room for the things you notice yourself. Over two years, those individual entries begin to build something bigger — a record of changing places, patterns, seasons, experiences and observations.
What might you record?
atterns in nature, trips and adventures, fishing and field notes, coastal finds, places you return to, personal milestones, observations, memories and the small details that might otherwise disappear with time.
You don't need to fill it every day. You just need to keep looking.
Size: A5
Pages : 386 Pages 2.6cm Thick
Paper
Soft ivory 120GSM paper
2-year format with guided entry fields
Cover
Linen hardcover
Foil-stamped title
Binding
Lay-flat binding
Bookmarks
1 ribbon bookmark
Designed in
Australia
The 2-Year Logbook came from the idea that keeping a record over time can change the way you notice the world around you.
A changing coastline. A familiar fishing spot. The return of a bird. The seasons in a favourite place. Weather, tides, conditions and all the little details that are easy to overlook when you're only experiencing them once.
It's an invitation to slow down, pay attention and see what happens when you keep returning to the same things.
Created by Ebb Harper / Daughter of the Drift in North Queensland, Australia.
