Posted on 25/04/2018
by Louise Bunting
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Posted on 05/09/2016
by Louise Bunting
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struck with scything blades the king falls laid low in golden splendour beneath nefarious skies as mournful gazes watch shadows creeping rivulets of life-blood seeping teardrops withheld as duty is done It’s harvest time here in England, and the farmers have been busy in the…
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Category: Photography, PoetryTags: corn king, death, English countryside, farming, free form poetry, harvest, John Barleycorn, nature, poem, Wheat
Posted on 24/07/2015
by Louise Bunting
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It’s not often that I get the urge to take photographs of vehicles or people. Generally, as a rule, I like to capture images of either the natural world or historical buildings and things. Today, however, the lanes around the village were full of tractors,…
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Posted on 04/11/2014
by Louise Bunting
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Harvest View Streets quiet, peaceful, reflecting the sedate pace of country life, suddenly fill with concentrated energy, tractors trundling on repetitive journeys, trailers overflowing, as harvests are gathered in.
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