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Tide Lines @ Lido - 20 Apr feat. Tide Lines

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This is good. Animated video for a Tide Lines song.

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testing the idea
of where the shore might begin
the tide approaches

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Fab 24 hours in #Bristol to see #Tidelines. Chilled morning too; a mix of history, justice, books and coffee Available via @gwr.com

Tidelines #2 Each day in the Sea Library, a line drifts ashore. I pick it up and read. A sentence from a book, a thought about the sea, a fragment of language that feels like a tide mark left behind. I call the…

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544: Tristan Gooley: How to Read Water A must-have book for walkers, sailors, swimmers, anglers and everyone interested in the natural world. Includes over 700 clues, signs and patterns. “The things we notice in puddles and stream…

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“The things we notice in puddles and streams can be just as profound and helpful to understanding what is happening, as those that might be spotted from a vessel in mid-Atlantic.”

- Tristan Gooley “How to Read Water”

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634: Fiona Gell: Spring Tides In this book, marine biologist Fiona Gell tells the story of a pioneering project to create the very first marine nature reserve on the Isle of Man. Growing up in a traditional fishing family on th…

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“Down among the anemones, I am also reminded of the vulnerability of the ocean.”

- Fiona Gell “Spring Tides: Exploring Marine Life of the Isle of Man”

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524: Jill Fredston: Rowing to Latitude Jill Fredston has traveled more than twenty thousand miles of the Arctic and sub-Arctic-backwards. With her ocean-going rowing shell and her husband, Doug Fesler, in a small boat of his own, she ha…

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“To bring the object outside into clearer view, we had to start within, scraping a hole in the frost with our fingernails. This book begins much the same way.”

- Jill Fredston “Rowing to Latitude: Journeys Along the Arctic’s Edge”

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542: Cal Flyn: Islands of Abandonment This is a book about abandoned places: ghost towns and exclusion zones, no man’s lands and fortress islands – and what happens when nature is allowed to reclaim its place. “In this book…

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“In this book we will travel to some of the eeriest and most desolate places on Earth.”

- Cal Flyn “Islands of Abandonment: Life in the Post-Human Landscape”

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540: Alberto Coretti: Notebook for Sea Farers A notebook, a stream of thoughts, emotions, quotations from the great works of sea fiction, and black and white photos of young sailors on board, all to tell us how the sea affects people’s lives a…

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“Getting used to it is impossible.”

- Alberto Coretti “Notebook for Sea Farers”

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519: Charlie Connelly: The Channel Here is a cast of extraordinary characters – geniuses, cheats, dreamers, charlatans, visionaries, eccentrics and at least one pair of naked, cuddling balloonists – whose stories are all united by t…

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“I’m not swimming to go anywhere, I’m not trying to meet any physical goal & I’m certainly not competing with anyone. I love the Channel, love living by the Channel & love being in the Channel, & that’s it.”

- @charlieconnelly.bsky.social “The Channel“

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512: Margaret Cohen: The Novel and the Sea A significant literary history, this book challenges readers to rethink their land-locked assumptions about the novel. Margaret Cohen moors the novel to overseas exploration and work at s…

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“The very same literature that served a practical function for professionals also entertained general audiences. This overlap gave a technical & practical cast to the culture’s romance with the mariner’s heroism.”

- Margaret Cohen “The Novel & the Sea”

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510: Fiona Capp: Night Surfing There are some summers, like there are some waves, that can never be forgotten. Hannah has dropped out of university to learn how to ‘walk on water’. At Ruben’s Cafe at the end of…

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“Towards late afternoon, a sea haze casts a dreamy spell over the water. In the still air is the memory of summers gone.”

- Fiona Capp “Night Surfing”

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525: Nancy Campbell: 50 Words for Snow From mountain tops and frozen seas to city parks and desert hills, writer and Arctic traveller Nancy Campbell digs deep into the meanings of fifty words for snow. Under her gaze, each of these ling…

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“The climate is a prism through which to view the human world – just as language can be.”

- Nancy Campbell “50 Words for Snow”

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730: Lewis Buzbee: Diver On the morning that his father, Navy deep-sea diver Mac Macoby, dies of a heart attack, 12-year-old Robert is engulfed by the memories that tie them together. The memories come in fragments, some b…

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“My family was never far from the ocean.”

- Lewis Buzbee “Diver“

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638: John Ridgway, Chay Blyth: A Fighting Chance On June 4, 1966, two young British paratroopers set out from Cape Cod to row across the Atlantic in a twenty-foot open boat. Ninety-two days later they stepped ashore off the coast of Ireland. Here…

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“Well, I suppose it did all seem a bit crazy.”

- John Ridgway and Chay Blyth “A Fighting Chance: How we rowed the Atlantic in 92 days”

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698: Elisabeth Mann Borgese: Seafarm Elisabeth Mann Borgese (1918–2002) was an internationally recognized expert on maritime law and policy and the protection of the environment. Called “the mother of the oceans, she received th…

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“Seafarm .. will always remain part wilderness, untamed, where man must learn to live with nature, within nature, a part of nature, not over and against nature.”

- Elisabeth Mann Borgese “Seafarm: The Story of Aquaculture”

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635: Chay Blyth: The Impossible Voyage Chay Blyth became the first person to sail non-stop around the world in the wrong direction: against the prevailing winds and currents. Sir Francis Chichester commented before the attempt that he t…

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“How does an ordinary chap with no family fortune behind him set about sailing around the world singlehanded?”

- Chay Blyth “The Impossible Voyage”

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505: Kenneth Brower: The Starship and the Canoe A gripping story of two remarkable men, a father and son. One searched for meaning in the stars above, the other in the sea below. Freeman Dyson, the world-renowned astrophysicist, dreams of explor…

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“A canoe traveling silently through fog, darkness, or storm needs no radar or attention to navigational equipment to perceive and avoid danger, but only the alert human senses.”

- Kenneth Brower “The Starship and the Canoe”

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636: Chay Blyth: The Impossible Voyage Chay Blyth became the first person to sail non-stop around the world in the wrong direction: against the prevailing winds and currents. Sir Francis Chichester commented before the attempt that he t…

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“I can’t even begin to describe my feelings – what do you feel when a dream suddenly comes true?”

- Chay Blyth “The Impossible Voyage”

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“The ocean stretched out before her, like a big blue mystery.”

- “Ocean Speaks: How Marie Tharp Revealed the Ocean’s Biggest Secret” by Jess Keating and Katie Hickey

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541: Michael Blencowe: Gone: A Search for What Remains of the World’s Extinct Creatures Inspired by his childhood obsession with extinct species, Michael Blencowe takes us around the globe – from the forests of New Zealand to the ferries of Finland, from the urban sprawl of…

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“Extinction is not restricted to rainforests and remote islands. It is happening all around you right now.”

- Michael Blencowe “Gone: A Search for what Remains of the World’s Extinct Creatures”

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609: Fiona Bird: Seaweed in the Kitchen Fiona Bird lives ‘the seaweed dream’. She forages for seaweed in the clear Outer Hebridean waters on an almost daily basis and cooks with it most days. This book offers imaginative solu…

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“The space revealed at low tide is magical. The dimension of the ocean's secret garden is never the same on two consecutive days...”

- Fiona Bird “Seaweed in the Kitchen: How to forage, prepare and cook with seaweed”

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503: Marie-Claire Beaulieu: The Sea in the Greek Imagination The sea is omnipresent in Greek life. Visible from nearly everywhere, the sea represents the life and livelihood of many who dwell on the islands and coastal areas of the Mediterranean, and it has …

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“The Greek view of the sea – as a point of contact between the imaginary world and everyday reality.”

- Marie-Claire Beaulieu “The Sea in the Greek Imagination”

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673: Alessandro Baricco: Ocean Sea A number of disparate lives converge at a remote seaside inn: a lovelorn professor, a renowned painter, an inscrutable seductress – and a beautiful young girl, fatally ill, brought to the sea by a …

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“The sea suddenly seemed to have been waiting for them forever.”

- Alessandro Baricco “Ocean Sea”

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522: Lamorna Ash: Dark, Salt, Clear There is the Cornwall Lamorna Ash knew as a child – the idyllic, folklore-rich place where she spent her summer holidays. Then there is the Cornwall she discovers when, feeling increasingly disloca…

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“At sea, you enter a kind of monastic existence: imprisoned and yet free, roaming, but in the most confined space possible.”

- Lamorna Ash “Dark, Salt, Clear: Life in a Cornish Fishing Town"

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“Where the tide kisses the silence.

#AerialArt #BeachFromAbove #ShorelineDreams #DronePerspective #OceanMeetsSand #MinimalistNature #SeasideSerenity #AbstractCoast #WanderFromAbove #EarthTextures #TideLines #DroneMood

546: Neal Ascherson: Black Sea. Coasts and Conquests: From Pericles to Putin This book explores the culture, history and politics of the volatile region which surrounds the Black Sea. Author recalls the world of Herodotus and Aeschylus; Ovid’s place of exile on what i…

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“The shore itself, worn and quiet, speaks of the patience of rock, sand and water which have received much human restlessness and will outlive it.”

- Neal Ascherson “Black Sea. Coasts and Conquests”

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653: Jennifer Lucy Allan: The Foghorn’s Lament When Jennifer Lucy Allan hears the foghorn’s colossal bellow for the first time, it marks the beginning of an obsession and a journey deep into the history of sound that has carved out the id…

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“The foghorn has a history that is as intangible and real as the stories we tell.”

- Jennifer Lucy Allan “The Foghorn’s Lament: The Disappearing Music of the Coast”

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