The news this morning included an item about the sound made by stars – some unimaginable humming in the vastness of space. Rays from our own astral body, the sun, were reaching the places I passed through today making a kind of late pseudosummer, as I moved on public transport from Lancashire to Wolverhampton; from [...]
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Good Delph: Stourbridge to Merry Hill
Posted in Accounts of the walk, tagged bathams, bull and bladder, copthorne, delph, merry hill, stourbridge, vine, waterfront, withymoor on October 25, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Reclaimed memory park: Wolverhampton to Stourbridge
Posted in Accounts of the walk, Memory, tagged penn, stourbridge, wolverhampton on September 28, 2008 | 10 Comments »
The Black Country is a fascinating region, varied, surprisingly green in places, full of heritage, rich in language and humour. There are plenty of interesting and rewarding journeys to be made through this hard-to-define region. This, however, wasn’t one of them. A combination of post-viral feebleness, chilly grey aspic weather and too many memories made [...]
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