A glimpse of the landscape inside writer Susan Price's head, week by week...
Named for Nennius, the 9th Century monk who wrote, "I have made a little heap of all I've found..."
Gosh, it all goes to show, the seasons make a place really different. I'm not saying this as a trite truism, it seems to me that places are significantly changed by what is taking place in them, so a wood in summer is in some way separated completely from the same wood in winter...
I agree, Leslie! We'd just come back from walking over the hills on a hot April day, with the birds all yelling so loud we could hardly hear each other speak - and then I was looking through my photos and saw the ones I'd taken just four months earlier, on the same walk. It started me thinking what a completely different experience these two walks, in the same place, had been.
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Gosh, it all goes to show, the seasons make a place really different. I'm not saying this as a trite truism, it seems to me that places are significantly changed by what is taking place in them, so a wood in summer is in some way separated completely from the same wood in winter...
I agree, Leslie! We'd just come back from walking over the hills on a hot April day, with the birds all yelling so loud we could hardly hear each other speak - and then I was looking through my photos and saw the ones I'd taken just four months earlier, on the same walk. It started me thinking what a completely different experience these two walks, in the same place, had been.
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