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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Brighton Style
Brighton is one place where you are as likely to see this style walking down the street as in a window. Photo: Brighton, April 2013
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Old Ways
Why landscape matters; haunted and unmoored landscapes. Shadow paths; meeting places; paths beckoning and summoning; paths physical and narrative, as story. Ritual walks; walking as memory making. Live the journey, not the destination. Photo: Olivia Laing, Robert Macfarlane, Cambridge Wordfest … Continue reading
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And cutting
Whittleford woodmen don’t only burn ivy. Photo: Whittlesford April 2013
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Burning
Ivy is stripped and burnt from trees to protect them. Dense ivy makes trees top heavy and they fall; it also shades out the woodland floor and stops flower growth and regeneration. The trees are unharmed by the fire. Photo: … Continue reading
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