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Tag Archives: Loch Ore
The Woods and the Words
The stories are still told of a time before the water. When the earth lay heaped, black and smouldering. It is said that they tunnelled u n d e g r o u n d for black diamonds to … Continue reading →
Posted in Field Trip, Observation, Poetry, Psychogeography
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Tagged After the Rain, Barry Guy, Benarty Hill, Big Mary No2 Pit, Europe After the Rain, Fife, Fife Pits, Harran Hill Wood, Loch Ore, Lochgelly, Lochore, Max Ernst, Mining, post-apocalypse, post-industrial landscape, The Meedies
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