Changing Landscapes Research Network

AHRC research project: Changing Landscapes, Changing Lives: Biographical and Life History Perspectives on Landscape.
Tweets by Jeremy Burchardt @ReadingRuralist

[Changing Landscapes Research Network @ChangingNetwork]

Thank you @cambUP_History for working with me on this book - very impressed by the design and production quality! #landscapes #twitterstorians

[Cambridge University Press - History @cambUP_History]

'This is an important - and genuinely affecting - book.'

Discover Landscapes by @ReadingRuralist @ChangingNetwork - a compelling study of the influences that shape our responses to landscape: https://t.co/snAWRTfT7l

[Changing Landscapes Research Network @ChangingNetwork]

"History needs to be about the present as far as I'm concerned": an interview with Polyp https://t.co/dttkjLbDhU via @UniRdg_History

[David Cooper @DrDavidCooper]

Really enjoyed ‘William Blake’s Universe’ @FitzMuseum_UK & the imaginative & intellectual connections it establishes with the work of Caspar David Friedrich & Philip Otto Runge. On display until 19 May https://t.co/gd5POqSuYC

[Gail Simmons @TravelscribeUK]

So this arrived at the weekend.

[Changing Landscapes Research Network @ChangingNetwork]

@GarethEnticott @TrooperSnooks @johnmitchinson @unbounders @PaddyGalbraith Very useful reference - thank you.

[Changing Landscapes Research Network @ChangingNetwork]

@TrooperSnooks @johnmitchinson @unbounders @PaddyGalbraith Yes, it's not much of an exaggeration to say all history is built on fences. Though the neat lines we draw on historical maps probably says more about how we see the world than the more fluid and hybrid relationships (between people and with nature) that existed in the past.

[Changing Landscapes Research Network @ChangingNetwork]

@TrooperSnooks @johnmitchinson @unbounders @PaddyGalbraith Thanks - will have a listen. I'm looking at fences in a global context as a window on the history of property, division and conflict. Hedges will only be a small part of the story but I see them as one of the most positive forms of fencing, ecologically and potentially socially.

[John Mitchinson @johnmitchinson]

This is a thread about hedges. They matter more than you think. And they are way more interesting. Let me explain… (1/12)

[Changing Landscapes Research Network @ChangingNetwork]

@Kittywitches Thank you!

[Changing Landscapes Research Network @ChangingNetwork]

@openspacessoc @CampaignerKate Congratulations Kate - you are unique and brilliant!

[Open Spaces Society @openspacessoc]

A very special video today from our general secretary, @CampaignerKate, as she marks 40 incredible years with the Open Spaces Society. Congratulations, Kate!

Read more on our website: https://t.co/TsFDB2tOIr

[Kate Ashbrook @CampaignerKate]

A people's charter: 75 years since 2nd reading debate for National Parks & Access to Countryside Act @campaign4parks @natparksengland @LandscapesWales @PeakMcCloy @anitakntweets @DartmoorDPA https://t.co/ORatMZukrd

[Justin Hopper @oldweirdalbion]

I'll be interviewing the man/myth/legend/properexcellentdude Richard Norris at this - it's going to be a brilliant day, don't miss it!

[Wordsworth Grasmere @WordsworthGras]

Take a look at our delicately beautiful collection of decorated pace eggs. These were painted by James Dixon, who worked for Wordsworth for 33 years as his gardener and clerk at Rydal Mount. It is thought James made these Pace Eggs for William and Mary's grandchildren.

[Dr Ollie Douglas @OllieDouglas]

This is a fascinating read and provides amazingly useful insight. Thanks to all involved.

[Jeremy Burchardt @ReadingRuralist]

Delighted that the first review of 'Lifescapes' is now out. Very grateful to Daniel for his perceptive and thought-provoking comments. @cambUP_History @CUPBookshop

[Daniel Breeze @DanOwainBreeze]

I recently wrote a blog for @TheVeganSociety about my PhD research; you can read it here:

https://t.co/OgObsd6dsk

[The Historical Journal @HistoricalJnl]

📣Out now on #firstview!

Jeremy Burchardt (@ReadingRuralist) (@UniRdg_History) on 'From Field Walking to Phenomenology: A Review of Recent British Landscape Historiography'

#Review #Environment #Cultural #Experience #Material #Space 🌄

🔓Read OA here: https://t.co/zA2A2ybUNq

[Cambridge University Press Bookshop @CUPBookshop]

Join us tomorrow at 7pm to hear @ReadingRuralist talk about the vital role that landscape plays for many people as a source of wellbeing, emotional equilibrium and personal development. #CamFest https://t.co/WVjnAlbPxT