Moving Mountains
Louise KenwardWriting and connection with nature, from the small (and slow) to the vast.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | louisekenward.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Resting & pausing
From my last posts you might know that recent weeks have reminded me of the joys and griefs of progress, if progress is the right word, change is better perhaps. The joys and griefs of being outside after a long time of not, and the joys an...
Girdling
This year has felt like a time of new things - something to do with small changes to energy levels and something to do with the lengthening days and the sun and its warmth. I have felt as though I am emerging from a hole in the ground at ti...
Festival of Nature
The next Moving Mountains event is with the Festival of Nature. They are hosting a series of online and accessible events specifically for disabled and chronically ill people that you can find on this link.
May: a month of 'awareness'
Awareness weeks and days and months are allotted throughout the year, a point of publicity and engagement with one cause or condition or another. May seems particularly busy, with Dementia Awareness next week and Mental Health Awareness, Ma...
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Authors
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Louise Kenward is a writer, artist, psychologist & editor of the anthology 'Moving Mountains: writing nature through illness and disability'. She was Writer in Residence with Sussex Wildlife Trust (2021-2022) & co produced Disturbing the Body (2020).
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