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Category Archives: Writing
‘The Fresh and the Salt. The Story of the Solway’
Today, World Book Day 2024, the paperback edition of my ‘Solway book’ is published. The hardback came out in 2020, during lockdown – which was not the best time to be bringing a book into the world! But despite that, … Continue reading
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‘Saltmarsh writing workshop’ – some words and images
The RSPB’s Campfield Reserve near Bowness on the Upper Solway is a perfect place for a writing workshop, especially if you want to ‘experience’, think about, and write about saltmarshes; they form a land- and sea-scape that most people probably … Continue reading
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Solway Shore-walker 