Landscape to Life
Gail Anthea BrownFrom landscape to (mid)life and everything in between.
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The Seeds of New Ideas
The closing days of another year bring familiar routines: long walks, nice food, family board games, journalling, box sets and reading (at this time of year, the books must be old, and preferably second-hand – right now I’m reading the used...
A Thousand Miles of You
A few months ago, I completed the walking challenge I wrote about in my post Five Hundred Miles of Winter. After the death of my dog Brody, I resolved to walk ten thousand steps daily, until what would have been Brody’s twelfth birthday on ...
The Golden Goose
Early summer brings many things to the far north of Scotland. Puffins return to the cliffs, gorse climbs brightly around roadsides. Morning birdsong blends with the chorus of the sea. Lambs grow big in fields hemmed by drystone walls, orca ...
Five Hundred Miles of Winter
Towards the end of last year, I experienced a loss, one which will resonate for some more than others. My dog, my companion of almost eleven-and-a half years, died after a sudden, dramatic deterioration in his health. I have written about t...
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Writer from the far north of Scotland. Author of YA fiction Castles of Steel and Thunder and Pieces of Sky and Stone. Currently writing about midlife, menopause, motherhood, place and folklore. Loves reading, walking, staying at home, and dogs.
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