Cumbrian Contrasts, A vision of countryside
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Click Read Online Cumbrian Contrasts was published in 2016
ISBN 978-1-910837-30-0 I came to live in Cumbria eager to discover the birds of this locality, having a grounding in field-craft from Bristol Ornithological Club. Writing Cumbrian Contrasts, I upgraded my camera so that I could photograph birds and butterflies. Save the Skylark could have been the title of my new book. That story (chapter 7) was its genesis. If we care about Nature let's help protect it. Chapter headings, (see below) flag-up locations studied here and in subsequent blogs. Use the search facility on the blog page to return to locations like Smardale, South Walney and reserves around Morecambe Bay. There's always more to discover. Cumbrian Contrasts is designed so that word and image read together, appearing side by side.. The book-cover tells of flora, fauna, farming and the open fell. That winter solstice sunrise with snow and sheep was a selenehelion. ( December 2010 page 12). |
Maps, photographs and all material from Cumbrian Contrasts is copyright to Jan Wiltshire