This looks very exciting for those who interposed in the tides! I have reserved to go. Scrub will below. Click here to jump to the page This entry was posted in Uncategorized by Owain Jones. Mark the permanent link. About Owain Jones I am an emeritus professor of environmental humanities, Bath Spa University, the United […]
Thanks to the collaborator Heather Green for this alert. What a brilliant find! The height of the ‘bridge’ is an indicator of the range of extreme tides in this coast! The bridge worked from 1873 to 1922. You can find more information and images here. try was posted in Uncategorized by Owain Jones. Mark the […]
In a brother blog of this site there is a list of approximately 100 works of art associated with the Severn estuary (United Kingdom). It is an incredible and inspiring landscape, so it is not surprising that there is so much art associated with it. Severn Art Atlas (Seaa) estuary consists of a blog with […]
The Rachel Carson reserve is part of the North Carolina Costera Reserve and the National estuarine research reserve. The reserve “is a network of 10 protected sites established for long -term research, education and administration. This program protects more than 44,000 stones of land and water, which provides essential habitat for wildlife; offers educational opportunities […]
This is from the website five books. Click on the image below to jump to the page, which includes a discussion of each book and Nicholson’s books. Click here to see a list of books on the tides on this website. This entry was posted in Uncategorized by Owain Jones. Mark the permanent link. When […]
Love it or loathe it, there’s no question that Last Night of the Proms operates as an elaborate piece of British cultural theatre, on multiple levels. On the one hand, it’s a rare and exceptionally important opportunity to subvert the sobriety of the classical music establishment. On the other hand, it temporarily legitimises the ecstatic expression of […]
Heather Green kindly shared with me. She did it for friends around a decade, says Aagao. I am so raised that Hearher and I are now working together on the element of the Severn estuary of his tidal time project. See here for that. This entry was posted in Uncategorized by Owain Jones. Mark the […]
Joanna Lumley’s Danube 9pm, ITV1Joanna Lumley’s travelogues don’t tend to be heavy on sociopolitical analysis but she’s good company all the same. In this new series, she is travelling down the Danube River. It begins with a beer-brewing nun and an enjoyable trip to the Wachau wine valley, before she meets up with 2014 Eurovision […]
In the year ending September , more than 70,000 people had claimed asylum in the UK. The vast majority were from countries that do not use English as a first language. Being able to communicate in English is essential for newly arrived migrants. People who have gone through traumatic experiences are, understandably, often desperate to build new […]
The United Kingdom’s new culture secretary has been accused of Islamophobia over her views on Muslim women and description of the burqa as a “medieval” dress code. Nadine Dorries, 64, was appointed to the senior government role this week as part of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s cabinet reshuffle. Like Johnson, she has a history of making […]
