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Jane TomlinsonPainting the magic of the Uffington White Horse
Read moreThe Uffington White Horse is a place of great significance to so many people, living and dead, an extraordinary place that combines two things I love: nature and history. No wonder I have tried to paint its glorious magic so many times!
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Jane TomlinsonEuropeans discover Easter Island – 5 April 1722
Read moreThe rise and fall of Easter Island is a parable for our times; a warning from history of what happens when…
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Jane TomlinsonTikis at the edge of the world
Read moreThe French Polynesian islands of the Marquesas, make up the archipelago farthest from any continent in the world, lying more…
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Jane TomlinsonThe hills are alive with the sound of birdsong
Read moreWe got back from Sardinia at the end of last week after nine fascinating days. From my point of view…
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Jane TomlinsonMidwinter solstice at Abu Simbel
Read moreThis blog contains human remains which some readers may find disturbing At 5am on midwinter’s day 2007 we rose happily…
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Jane TomlinsonMeet Margaret, Queen of Callanish
Read moreThis blog first published in July 2006. Republish in March 2022. UPDATE: Margaret died in March 2022, aged 80. Read…
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Jane TomlinsonAll that remains
Read moreThis weekend was spent scattering the ashes of my best buddy Rebecca who died, aged 38, in January 2007. She…
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Jane TomlinsonPainting Callanish
Read moreCallanish is a remarkable neolithic monument on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. It is a circle and…
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Jane TomlinsonSeek and ye shall find Jordan Valley dolmens
No CommentsRead moreWarning: This is quite a long weblog. However it is lavishly illustrated (a bit further down) for your viewing pleasure.…
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Jane TomlinsonPink and perfect Petra
No CommentsRead moreSeeing is believing. The Rose Red City. The highlight of Jordan. Probably the highlight of the Middle East. Possibly the…
Stones
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