Risograph Print for the film launch, Printed by Dizzy Ink.
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Risograph Print for the film launch, Printed by Dizzy Ink.
Read MoreA collective menu of Crow Park recipes, from the ‘Eating the Landscape’ workshop.
Read More'Knowing the Landscape' is the second episode of the Desire Lines podcasts, a series of audio collages based on Crow Park. Part two explores different ways of knowing and understanding the landscape. We’ll hear about industrial history, intelligent sheep, what plant can tell us, soil compaction, and walking as a way of knowing the fells.
Read MoreThe first episode in the Desire Lines podcasts, a series of audio collages based on Crow Park in Keswick. In part one, join Maurice, Jessie, Roy and Livi, Morwenna and Geeta to delve into deep, slippery time - mixing up the past, present and future. You’ll hear snippets of conversation about the history of Borrowdale from the beginning of time, geology as time travel, changing landscapes and people’s visions of a future which does not yet exist.
Read MoreA visual blog recording pattern language from Crow Park.
Read MoreShare feedback from October’s activities on Crow Park, and download the postcards here.
Read MoreA whistle-stop tour of Crow Park with pupils from St Herbert’s Primary School, and reflections on a chat with archeologist Jamie Lund about the cultural history of leisure…
Read MoreFern fossil (300m year ago) in Keswick Museum
A journey through Borrowdale from the formation of the landscape and the arrival of different species over millennia, to the impact of plant, animal and human inhabitants. 'We think in such short timeframes,’ Maurice tells me…
Read MoreIn my first few visits to Keswick, I invited everyone I talked to about Crow Park to draw me a map. The invitation was to draw from memory, to treat it as the back-of-an-envelope, to take me for a real or imagined walk around the site. Each map and conversation offered a different perspective on the place…
Read MoreWhilst I can’t visit Crow Park, I’d love to hear more stories and maps describing it. If you live locally, or know the site, please follow these instructions…
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