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Monganaut wrote: Interesting article in The Quietus which touches on your topic, but takes it in a slightly different direction.... http://thequietus.com/articles[...]cape-punk-nationalism-politics Plus a few recommendations for further reading. Thanks - a thought provoking article and I guess that's how you know your still alive as opposed to sleep walking - when someone comes along who makes you re-examine the things in life we take for granted as generally 'good'. I will probably buy 'Hollow Shores' by Gary Budden (am intrigued by his re-weirding as opposed to the re-wilding of place). For me personally 'Nature' is about getting away from politics - and people for that matter. Every once in while you can step into an almost other realm induced by a combination of sunlight, wildflowers, trees, birdsong - either alone or with a good companion. I am thinking it is this 'almost other realm' that people sometimes feel compelled to write about. Reply | with quote |  8th November 2017ce 18:23 In reply to: Re: OT:Land Lines - finding UK's favourite nature book (Monganaut) |
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