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#399: The Car Poem

Writing and driving, and writing about driving

Aug 16, 2022

The edge of a red lampshade hovers above the open page of a poetry magazine. The page reads “Eleanor Scorah — Red car, red car”.

Aug 16, 2022

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#397: The Raku Pot

Crafting and the climate crisis

Jul 31, 2022

A photograph of a white hand holding a raku-fired pot. The pot is about the size of the hand and is mostly black with abstract marks in turqouise, white and green on. In some places, the glaze is crackled.

Jul 31, 2022

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#395: The Book of Trees

Using walks as an opportunity to learn

Jul 10, 2022

A hand holds up an open book in front of a tree. The book has illustrations of trees and branches, as well as information about how to identify them.

Jul 10, 2022

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#393: The Self-Development Journal

All the things that I am learning

Jun 7, 2022

#393: The Self-Development Journal

Jun 7, 2022

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#391: The Melted Handrail

Exploring Seaton Delaval Hall

May 13, 2022

An old curved stone, spiral staircase with melted handrail.

May 13, 2022

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#389: The Book Collection

From single to series

Mar 20, 2022

Four novels on a windowsill. They have blue, green, white, and a red and purple spine. They are all written by Elena Ferrante.

Mar 20, 2022

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#387: The Chiselled Words

How to make your words last

Jan 23, 2022

A sign over some leaves that read: “Words! Pens are too light. / Take a chisel to write.”

Jan 23, 2022

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#385: The Foggy Street

It can be dark this time of year

Dec 29, 2021

#385: The Foggy Street

Dec 29, 2021

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#383: The Pumpkin Patch

Slowing down our experience of an object

Nov 4, 2021

White and organge pumpkins in torchlight on a pumpkin patch.

Nov 4, 2021

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#381: The Bottle Kiln

Shifting purposes

Sep 24, 2021

A circle of sky viewed through the brick chimney of a kiln.

Sep 24, 2021

Eleanor Scorah

Eleanor Scorah

Writing by day, reading by night, or sometimes even a mix of the two.

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