pod by pod
Meg Bertera-BerwickA monthly-ish series of notes on growing, place-making, land history, and reading.
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The Bridge
“Uknown Bridge” by John Muir Wood. National Galleries of Scotland collection.
In the sepia haze of the 1850s calotype, the riverbank looks rocky but is held fast by the chiaroscuro of early spring vegetation. I know it is spring because al...
Solstice
Last year, on a whim, I decided to watch the winter solstice happen on a passage tomb livestream. From my sofa in Glasgow, I did not envy the big crowd of people standing in the cold, dim Boyne Valley outside the white-faced mound of Newgra...
September, October
September
I am lying in an MRI chamber wearing only a soft hospital gown and my sneakers. The tone that tells me to hold my breath has been evenly spaced until this moment, when it comes again and again and again. I try to breathe very dee...
19.3.25 – a front garden is a contribution
Over the winter, I looked up from my dissatisfaction with the half-hearted, half-finished front garden and it clicked. If I designed the space toward being a publicly-obvious hedgehog haven, I could solve myriad issues in one fell swoop: th...
28.2.25 - haunting the garden
For months, all I’ve done is look. I’ve paced up and down the garden path as the dog sniffed out mouse tracks, lightly surveying the progress of hibernation in brown stems, black compost, grey bark. The garden, as it does every year, split...
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Writer based in Glasgow, Scotland writing about the garden, environmental history, and my place in it all as a queer autistic person. Nan Prize shortlist '23, Nature Chronicles shortlist '24, represented by Caro Clarke at Portobello Literary.
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