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Laurence Mitchell
Writer and photographer based in Norwich, UK-
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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Winterton-on-Sea, Norfolk
I did a circular walk at Winterton-on-Sea a couple of weeks ago, striking out from the beach car park that looked a little forlorn out of season - largely devoid of vehicles, its wooden hut cafe bolted shut for the winter. Winterton Dunes immediately … Continue reading
Posted in Norfolk, Walking, wildlife
Tagged birds, ghosts, nature reserve, Norfolk coast, shipwrecking, Winterton
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Botanising the asphalt
The German philosopher and literary critic Walter Benjamin referred to the unwitting psychogeographical practices of the urban flâneur as that of ‘botanising the asphalt’: a way of experiencing the city as a repository of collective memory by means of a … Continue reading
Posted in Human Geography, wildlife
Tagged botany, psychogeography, urban flora, Walter Benjamin
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