Landscapes of Memory
Marian L ThorpeThoughts and observations about the meaning of home.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Two substacks is too much...
Hello to all my subscribers, and a special thanks to those who have joined me recently, and those who followed me over here from my previous newsletter site. Landscapes of Memory is a sister site to my fiction-focused Substack, History and ...
Thornham
I love this place. It’s where I know there will be curlew, and on the wet marshes on the inland side of the sea defence dyke, geese, ducks, egrets, depending on the time of year, and if I’m very lucky, bearded reedlings in the reeds along t...
Inventing the past
The bridleway I walked yesterday, running southeast from where the A148 and the Peddar’s Way meet, is, on Faden’s 1797 map of Norfolk, a road. Not likely a carriage road, but it is the most direct route between the villages of Houghton and ...
Walking.
After a January of mostly grey skies, although not much rain, we woke today to sunshine. The clear night had brought a fairly heavy frost, but it was too good a day to worry about that. With a forecast high of 6C, and little wind, it was a ...
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Birder, walker, writer. History, landscape history & nature geek. UK/Canada dual citizen/resident.; I write about both. Fiction, poetry, non-fiction.
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