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Macfarlane. Armitage. Jamie. The shelf where the ground is the subject. “Cornwall In Verse – Tide To Tor In Poetry” sits in that tradition: geology, deep time and weather first, sentiment second. Paperback available now.

#booksky #LandscapeWriting
Promotional graphic for Alden Carrow's poetry collection "Cornwall In Verse – Tide To Tor In Poetry," showing a coastal path and ruined mine chimney on the book cover, with the headline "Geology, deep time and weather first." and the label "Landscape Writing."
October 31, 2026 at 10:35 AM
nicwilson.bsky.social
Fin! Can't wait to roll up my map & get onsite for a weekend of Creating Fantasy Worlds & Landscapes at #Libertalia Fantasy Forest Festival at Hatfield House. Come see me in Lottie's Book Nook! Who's going?

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A black and white fantasy map of an island with inked in mountains, swamps, forests, deserts and roads. A compass in the bottom lefthand corner. The Official map of the Libertalia Fantasy Forest Festival with green trees, meadows and all the stalls marked out with flags.
September 4, 2026 at 9:12 AM
annieworsley.bsky.social
Sunburst sunrise over Maol Ruadh, the long sloping hill bordering our wee valley.

Beinn Alligin's summits - Sgùrr Mòr and Tom na Gruagaich - are left of centre.

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#Windswept #writingcommunity
#nature #Scotland #landscapehistory #WesterRoss
📷 by husband Rob
December 5, 2024 at 11:15 AM
aldencarrow.bsky.social
A weekend question, on the back of this week's podcast:

Where have you stood and felt how completely indifferent the place was to your presence?

Genuinely curious. I'd love to read the comments.

*Cumbria In Verse – Lakes To Fells In Poetry* — Amazon.

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A cinematic, high-contrast photograph of a desolate Cumbrian fell side at dusk. The focus is on the sharp, fractured textures of grey slate and ancient scree slopes in the foreground. In the distance, a tiny, solitary human silhouette is dwarfed by the massive, looming weight of a jagged ridge. The lighting is moody and cool, featuring a palette of slate blues, bruised purples, and moss greens. The atmosphere conveys geological time and the stark tension between enduring rock and fleeting human life. High detail on the mineral veins in the stones.
May 9, 2026 at 8:35 AM
daveyfrankel.bsky.social
Here's a small photosplat of the landscape I described in my recent essay for @panoramajournal.bsky.social .
Read the words that go with the pictures here:
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#placewriting #psychogeography #landscapewriting #landscapephotography #kentcoast #kentlandscape
May 2, 2025 at 3:00 PM
daveyfrankel.bsky.social
I have an essay in the latest @panoramajournal.bsky.social . It’s about part of the Kent coast and the ghosts of its past. Panorama is FREE TO READ and always packed with amazing writing!
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#hauntedlandscape #psychogeography #placewriting #landscapewriting
Survival: A Field on the Edge of England | Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature
In the hinterland beyond the last rows of houses, where the town peters out into farmland and straggling industrial sites, there is a place, wide open, cut across by field boundaries and desire-line f...
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April 16, 2025 at 12:10 PM
daveyfrankel.bsky.social
This is a brilliant issue of a brilliant journal. Some fantastic writing on place, and stunning photography. (I'm slightly biased because I'm in it, but have a read and make your own mind up... )😎
#travelwriting #naturewriting #landscapewriting @panoramajournal.bsky.social
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Issue 12: Cities | Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature
Welcome to Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature’s 12th edition. In this issue, we present work on the theme of ‘cities,’ whether in love, angst, or indifference to the bombastic urban me...
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August 22, 2024 at 1:16 PM
rkphotographic.bsky.social
“Every walk is a primer in igneous syntax: cone-sheet, sill, dyke.”

The land writes its cooled grammar in stone—walk slowly and read aloud.

Spiorad aird nam Murchan Pt.19 / Elemental IV Fire

👉 Full essay: www.rkphotographic.com/blog/2025/11...

#Geology #DeepTime #Fire #LandscapeWriting
Briaghlann, West Ardnamurchan
November 20, 2025 at 6:39 AM
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“Air is Ardnamurchan’s most fluent element.”

The choreography of weather, the theatre of light—read more in the blog.

Part 15 in my ‘Spiorad aird nam Murchan’ starts a sub series ‘Elemental’

www.rkphotographic.com/blog/2025/10...

#ElementalArdnamurchan #AirElement #LandscapeWriting #Photography
Briaghlann towards Ardnamurchan Point Lighthouse, West Ardnamurchan.
October 15, 2025 at 5:56 AM
rkphotographic.bsky.social
“Gaelic place names like Achosnich and Sìthean Mòr carry echoes of solitude and story.”

The ninth in a series shaped by light and quiet—where image and word meet in rhythm, drawn from the breath of Ardnamurchan’s far west

📍 www.rkphotographic.com/blog/2025/8/...

#GaelicCulture #LandscapeWriting
The Sound of Mull, from Ormsaigbeg, West Ardnamurchan.
September 3, 2025 at 7:00 AM