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The ghost with a bucket that sings
The heron clocks off at the chimes of dusk and flies up high into the last of the valley’s light to find her way home.
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The Field
Riverwitch #2
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Riverwitch
A collaboration with Sharon Blackie
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Late in the day
Time and place on the limestone pavement of Wait-thraw Common
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A Soundscape
Early morning in a northern market town
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The boatman
In his element
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54
Lost and found
The alchemists of Mallerstang Edge
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A twisted skiff
A quick notice here, just to avoid cluttering your busy inboxes.
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46
The mayflies’ song
Time stands still to listen
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An intimacy of bats
In envy of echolocation
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Planning a miracle
A summer dawn beneath a blank canvas of sky, and possibility glistens like the dew-fall.
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For the love of language
Reflections on a long apprenticeship to Gaelic
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Death invites beauty to dance
She will always track me down.
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45
How elvers came to mistake a child’s face for the moon
In gratitude
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Elvers by Moonlight
Elvers by Moonlight
A journal of everyday auguries and under-reported miracles
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The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie
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A dryad's tale
Carmine Hazelwood

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