Landscape

Dartmoor does not look like the rest of England. It sits in the middle of Devon like a different country — 368 square miles of upland blanket bog, granite outcrops, and ancient weather, rising to over 2,000 feet at its highest points and generating its own climate with apparent indifference

There is a quality of light in the Fens that does not exist anywhere else in England. It comes off the water — the drains, the rivers, the flooded fields in winter — and it flattens everything it touches. Horizons become ambiguous. The sky takes up more of the view than feels