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Tag Archives: The Old Ways
Robert MacFarlane on reading the surface
We too felt this was a profound passage and metaphor. Here’s the book link, to Robert’s wonderful book:- Palace Gate Counselling Service, Exeter Counselling in Exeter since 1994
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Robert Macfarlane on using landscape to make sense of ourselves
‘I have long been fascinated by how people understand themselves using landscape, by the topographies of self we carry within us and by the maps we make with which to navigate these interior terrains. We think in metaphors drawn from … Continue reading →
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