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Links I like

A few regular haunts

  • Ad Cochrane
  • Backlisted Podcast
  • Diana J Hale Blog
  • Fife Psychogeography
  • Landscapism
  • Lines of Landscape
  • The Cofa's Tree
  • The Stone and the star

Blogroll

  • Hope Not Hate

Bookshops

  • Best Bookshops Map
  • Big Green Bookshop
  • Bookmongers of Brixton
  • Books Are My Bag
  • Bookseller Crow
  • Camden Lock Books
  • Dulwich Books
  • Skoob
  • Topping & Company

Green spaces & environmental projects

  • Adventures in Conservation
  • Camley Street Natural Park
  • Great North Wood project
  • Greater London National Park City
  • Narroways Millennium Green Trust
  • Notes from Near and Far
  • Open Orchard Project

Landscape, place, folklore, history

  • Anatomy of Norbiton
  • Caught by the river
  • Cities and Memory
  • Common Ground
  • Earth Lines magazine
  • East of Elvedon
  • Elsewhere Journal
  • Ephemeral New York
  • Folklore Thursday
  • Ideal-homes: Suburbia in focus
  • Love London Council Housing
  • Municipal Dreams
  • Psychogeographic review
  • Sound Around You – Sound map of Britain
  • Tales of the city
  • The London Sound Survey
  • The Lost Byway
  • The Marshman Chronicles
  • The Midnight Run
  • The Museum of Thin Objects

Prose n' poetry, Art n' photography,

  • Backlisted Podcast
  • Book me book blog
  • Bundle of Books
  • Frames of Reference
  • My Pinterest boards
  • Poetry Landmarks
  • Slightly Foxed
  • Wormwoodiana

Records and Music

  • British Record Shop Archive
  • Flashback Records
  • For Folk's Sake
  • Friends with both arms
  • John Peel's record collection online
  • My "This is my Jam" selections
  • Plankton Productions
  • The Quietus

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