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Revisiting the Familiar

Spring

‘Come the Spring with all its splendour all its birds and all its blossoms’

Christina Rossetti

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Revisiting the Familiar

Revisiting the Familiar

Sycamore
Are you the Mother Tree?
Siblings and Children along the Lane
Lichen clad
Upright against the wind
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Street Tree Holmfirth = Leaf Fall

Golden

Making Ready for winter

Leaf Fall

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Conversations with Yggdrasil

By the River Porter – Yggdrasil

     Weather damaged

     Key clad

     Reaching to the winter sky

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Conversations with Yggdrasil

Huddersfield Narrow Canal – Understory

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Hanging by a Thread

Consolation of Nature and Meditation of Craft

Buzzards circle
Trailless skies
Whilst
Bumble Bees
Forage
Bilberry flowers


In the words of Jeremy Mynott:

‘I’ve gladly embraced the discipline of travelling only as far as I can walk, and found great freedom

In exploring just one familiar area.  At least I thought it was familiar until I really looked.’

From Spring in the time of Coronavirus, McCarthy Mynott and Marren, Hodder Studio 2020.
30 metres of binding, bandage, and still Hanging by a Thread.
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Hanging by a Thread

12 months 24 metres of bandage

Celandine

Flowers

In the late afternoon

Sun

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Hanging by a Thread

Still in Hanging by a Thread

Winter
In amber sunlight
Snow clad trees
Sparkle

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Hanging by a Thread

Still in Hanging by a Thread

Samhain, Winter beckons
Wind loud
In the trees
Pelting rain
Violated hedgerow breaks my heart

‘If grief can be a doorway to love, then let us all weep for the world we are breaking apart so we can love it back to wholeness again.’

Robin Wall Kimmerer in Braiding Sweetgrass 2013.
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Hanging by a Thread

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Striped toadflax
Eyebright
Crow and buzzard tussle
Goldfinch feed on thistle seeds