Landscapism

I have written a piece for The Clearing  web site on a very specific genus of pathway, a sub-group which has a particular form, characte...

One of the first actions when setting up this blog was to put together an evolving gazetteer of the broad, diverse and ever-expanding ...

"The wood ended at a hawthorn hedge lining one side of a cart track. Across the track and beyond an orchard stood the Monastery Fa...

This is a longer version of a review that was written for the Caught By The River web site . This is a view from the west of a book a...

Despite the obvious seriousness of the current ash dieback outbreak, I have to admit to having observed the crisis with a certai...

Back from a long weekend camping above the Wye Valley, on the edge of the Forest of Dean: "The very rim of England" (Roger Dea...

This article draws on and expands upon a number of posts recently written for the Landscapism blog and appears on the Save Our Woods ...

Interesting and provocative debate on sustainability and the future of the environmental movement between Paul Kingsnorth, founder of the...

The vast majority of the population in Britain live in cities and large towns and yet much debate on rural landscapes and communities seems...

My own interest in landscape was sparked by childhood visits to my grand-parents farm in the South Pennines; tramping across the...