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#day4

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Kathy Chandler 🌻

Set out from Kirkby Lonsdale for of my walk . From here the Lune Valley Ramble, a long distance footpath, follows the river to Lancaster. It was great to spend much more time by the river. Found a lovely spot for lunch, where nature provided me with a comfortable seat and convenient side table. Had a close encounter with a stoat that hadn't seen me resting on another big stone on the footpath and finished the day near Hornby.

(Delayed post owing to lack of wifi connection).

The river Lune and two large stones sticking out of the river bank. One has a sandwich sat on it.
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Pauline von Hellermann

10/52 On #Day4 of our #COP15 #HistoricalEcology series, we travel to East Africa. Landscapes like the Serengeti are, for many, quintessential African wilderness, but as Jan Shetler showed in 'Imagining Serengeti', these landscapes were in fact created by Serengeti peoples, whose maintenance of water holes and seasonal, strategic burning created the conditions for wilderbeest and other wildlife to thrive

ohioswallow.com/book/Imagining

Wikimedia commons picture, of wilderbeest crossing a river in Serengeti National Park
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