Join us for our first-ever walking Salon with Paul Wood 🌳 aka Paul Wood on the 12 May and find out why #LondonisaForest🌲🌳 salon-london.com/content/Events…

“WE SHOULD SING THE LAND SONG AGAIN” BRIAN ANSON AA LECTURE (STORY) FROM 1974 contestedterritories.wordpress.com/2013/10/31/we-…

How Writers Map Their Imaginary Worlds Atlas Obscura atlasobscura.com/articles/write…

Welsh painter Kyffin Williams was born #onthisday in 1918. He's known for his expressive landscapes highlighting the beauty of the countryside, and is regarded as one of the most influential Welsh artists of the 20th C. 'Gyrn Las' by Kyffin Williams (1918–2006), National Library of Wales

Delighted to have been invited by Museum of Walking to present Placecloud at this fascinating event at the British Library next Friday 7th June, connecting to their #ImaginaryCities exhibition. Please come along & RT! eventbrite.co.uk/e/exploring-wi…

As part of People's Landscapes, Jarvis Cocker has created a trail based on the route of the 1932 mass trespass at Kinder Scout. We need volunteers from July to make it happen! Find out how you can get involved: ow.ly/A73V50uqQXv

Unpicturesque: Seven Cumbrian artists explore ideas of the ‘picturesque’ in the art and landscape of the Lake District. Heaton Cooper Studio, Grasmere @HeatonCooperstudio till 30 September heatoncooper.co.uk/exhibition/

The Transient Glance: The Claude Mirror and the Picturesque. Photographs by Alex McKay 2006-2008 web2.uwindsor.ca/hrg/amckay/Cla…

Alec Finlay: The Bee-Bole Finlay Alec Mckenzie the-bee-bole.com

#placesofpoetry is live today! Pin your poem of place, heritage & identity to our stunning interactive map of England & Wales. Thanks to Arts and Humanities Research Council The National Lottery Heritage Fund Arts Council England The Poetry Society Ordnance Survey National Poetry Day ⁦Betjemanprize⁩ Literature Wales ⁦University of Exeter⁩

'A subterranean town-planning system was established whereby chambers and tunnels were named in relation to the streets above them, thus creating a mirror city, with the ground serving as the line of symmetry' (@RobGMacfarlane) newyorker.com/news/dispatch/…

A Short History of Enclosure in Britain thelandmagazine.org.uk/articles/short…

James Wilkes excavates two centuries of ‘geological thinking’ in art and writing in the UK apollo-magazine.com/geology-modern…

Hamish Fulton - Words from Walks. "I am an artist who walks, not a walker who makes art." artatberlin.com/en/exhibition-…

The top 10 walks in books theguardian.com/books/2014/sep…

'A unique and slightly mad effort': mapping Britain in poetry theguardian.com/books/2019/jul…

The Places of Poetry project and the relevance of poetry today