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I'm very much looking forward to running this poetry workshop at beautiful Castle Fraser near ABERDEEN on 21 June. Sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/poetry-works…

Part of what drives me to these places, in all its fire and beauty.

I can’t make this, but I wish I could. And if you’re in Notty, you might want to know about it.

I'm looking forward to my copy landing. My subscription had lapsed, I think, so I've just ordered. And, whatever it says, I'm grateful for the review.

Rory talks about the legend of King Oswald at Bardney Abbey, first recorded by the Venerable Bede in 731AD, in this new episode of BBC Secret Lincolnshire. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

This is an exceptionally revealing documentary. bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

My kind of book, by one of my favourite writers.

Go Alison! I'm looking forward to Village.

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On this week's episode of Local Legends Martin is joined around the campfire by Dr Rory Waterman and Dr Anna Milon, a.k.a. Dr Anna Milon 🦌 of the Lincolnshire Folk Tales Project Project! #history #folklore #podcast #myths #legends #folktales #fairytales #folkcustoms #lincolnshire

As a postscript to my post on my forthcoming appearance on 'The Verb', Radio 4, Sunday 1 June, 5.10 p.m., I must send warm thanks to Rory Waterman and Lincolnshire Folk Tales Project . The ghost poem I'm reading appeared in their fine anthology, ‘Lincolnshire Folktales Reimagined’. LINK IN COMMENT!

Do you live near Boston & love stories? Come to Boston History Book Festival & see Rory Waterman, Dr Anna Milon 🦌 Lincolnshire Folk Tales Project , John Gallas, Robert Etty & Alex Harvey & me. Fydell House, Boston, PE21 6HT, Sunday 8 June, 1.30 pm. I'll read my Radio 4 poem! google.com/search?ie=UTF-…

My dad would’ve been 85 two days ago. I was driving back from the Scottish Highlands, and stopped at a waterfall. The first time I was in a landscape like this, I was with my dad in Ireland, and waterfalls always make me think of him. He wasn’t wholly bad, just wholly flawed. 1/2

My mum and her lovely friend ‘since flying days’ (cabin crew) Penny. And a bit of wind.