Deep
dales and wild places
A new
story for the Moorlands
with Gordon
MacLellan
Wednesday
17th February 2016
Flash
Village Hall
(off
A53 between Leek and Buxton)
7.30 –
9.30pm
SNOW WARNING 16TH FEB: HEAVY SNOW IS FORECAST FOR THE AREA TOMORROW. I WILL AIM TO POST STATUS ON HERE BY 4 PM TOMORROW (no, happen we're not bein' nesh: the road to Flash closes quickly!)
SNOW WARNING 16TH FEB: HEAVY SNOW IS FORECAST FOR THE AREA TOMORROW. I WILL AIM TO POST STATUS ON HERE BY 4 PM TOMORROW (no, happen we're not bein' nesh: the road to Flash closes quickly!)
From the
Dale of Goyt to the sweep of the Warslow moors, the South-west Peak is a
landscape full of variety and excitement. Old stories are embedded in these
hills with Gawain hunting for his Green Knight, stray mermaids, lost loves and
wandering brigands.
This evening
will explore some of those old tales and invite people to add ideas about the
Moorlands today and help start some new stories.
Where are
your favourite places, dreaded places, secret places, wild and windswept treasures,
where are best places for picnics, or long walks or playing or walking the dogs?
We will gather those ideas and feelings and start spinning a new landscape of
stories and poems.
Join me for an evening of ancient tales and modern wonders
Practical stuff:
- Free
- Refreshments provided
- No booking needed but if you are coming it would be helpful if you could let us know!
- finding the hall: turn onto Brown Lane (signposted to Flash) just south of Flash Bar/Knights Table. Hall is 100 yards along Brown Lane on left
Images:
double sunset at Glutton
icicles in Lud’s Church
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