Andy Marshall's Genius Loci Digest: 2 Oct 26
By the time I reached Dinas Brân, I was starting to see Offa’s Dyke differently. Perhaps it was not the beginning of a border landscape at all, but one monumental episode in a much older story.
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Offa's Dyke A Sense of Place
A multimedia resource hub from my Offa's Dyke walk
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The buildings of Offa's Dyke
Finding Harmony on Offa's Dyke
Walking Offa’s Dyke, I set out to understand a landscape of division - and found something that brings us together.
Andy Marshall's Genius Loci Digest 25 Sep 26
What I love about walking is the way connections with features in the landscape evolve. My eyes lock on to a building and, as the paths and lanes twist and turn, I follow its relationship with the surrounding hills until it slips out of sight.
As the world turns and the seasons change..
Over the coming season, I’ll be out and about in Woody - exploring more corners of the British Isles, continuing my art projects and following themed journeys through Britain.
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That contradiction is what interests me. We look fragile here - a tiny machine suspended against an immense wall of stone - and yet collectively we have the capacity to reshape whole landscapes.
