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  - A Year in Kingcombe: AprilThe trees, still mainly leafless, maintained their wintery silhouettes, but there was a sort of haze, a shimmer, in their upper branches now, like a whisper made visible, the hint of new growth, the gathering of the green storm.
  - One Place — Poetry by Jane Routh'When you know a place lifelong, you’ve no need of maps; every name has its shapes and its feel underfoot: Helks, Jacksons Pasture, Perry Moor – even the fields have names: Robins Close, Parrocks Meadow.'
  - Made in England by Fran EdgerleyShe loves the stories hidden in the landscape – particular hedges, the small paths that signify cross-breeding links, farming styles, a new kerbside or a route home. To me Dorothy Hartley is a fellow student following the complex web of how the physical, natural world translates to our daily and cultural material experience.
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THE CLEARING
- - An online journal published by Little Toller Books that offers writers and artists a dedicated space in which to explore and celebrate the landscapes we live in. Our contributors are encouraged to go forth and find distinctive visions that startle us, rural or urban, modern or prehistoric, industrial, post-industrial, fantastical, natural, political, however they come. But each must be meaningful, surprising, felt.
  - READ THE CLEARING
  - A Year in Kingcombe: AprilThe trees, still mainly leafless, maintained their wintery silhouettes, but there was a sort of haze, a shimmer, in their upper branches now, like a whisper made visible, the hint of new growth, the gathering of the green storm.
  - One Place — Poetry by Jane Routh'When you know a place lifelong, you’ve no need of maps; every name has its shapes and its feel underfoot: Helks, Jacksons Pasture, Perry Moor – even the fields have names: Robins Close, Parrocks Meadow.'
  - Made in England by Fran EdgerleyShe loves the stories hidden in the landscape – particular hedges, the small paths that signify cross-breeding links, farming styles, a new kerbside or a route home. To me Dorothy Hartley is a fellow student following the complex web of how the physical, natural world translates to our daily and cultural material experience.
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