Very pleased to have a contribution in Dark Mountain‘s latest book with ‘The Craft of Slow Time’ where Rob explores his methodology in using a large format camera for portrait…
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We’ve had a really busy summer, out and about a lot of the time, and are now preparing an installation in the woods that will be in place this autumn …
As part of Cumbria-wide arts festival, C-Art, work from The Long View will be on show at Thorney How in Grasmere for the month: 14 Sept for a talk and…
An evening talk for members and trustees about landscape, trees, hill farming, art and the complexity of balance in the hills.
Join us for a walk in the Kentmere Valley, with poetry, a visit to the Kentmere Rowan, and plenty of stops to learn more about this remarkable place.
We’ll be joining in, and presenting, at this wonderful gathering of people for a thought-provoking weekend as part of the Heart of Teesdale Landscape Partnership project.
Harriet will be joining other poets and musicians on the site of Kurt Schwitters’ Merz Barn – drinks, food and merriment start at 5pm. Organised by Kunst-Kitsch Collective.
We’re busy planning a series of interviews with farmers across the Yorkshire Dales as part of Voices from the Land, a Yorkshire Dales Farmer Network project that we’re running with the…
Harriet will be reading moon-inspired poetry under the incredible illuminated moon created by Luke Jerram … just as it’s getting dark. 7pm.
Harriet will be guest speaker and will also be given the daunting challenge of choosing Best in Show at this wonderful Flower Show. Thirlmere Village Hall, St John’s in the…
Installation of movement-responsive light show at the Little Asby Hawthorn, with interns from High Wire. Read more here.
August 1st: the Yorkshire Dales National Park extension is offiial, and we’ll be walking to the Little Asby Hawthorn, which is now within the Park boundaries, to celebrate. Come and…
Join us as we walk to the Little Asby Hawthorn and over the dramatic Little Asby Common.
Sharing a bit about what we do, how we’re working with students, and what options lie ahead at High Wire at Lancaster University. When a department has an ‘Imagination Laboratory’…
Seven days and seven nights over midsummer with the seven trees of The Long View – 118km: here we go!
Up and over Helm Crag and to the Under Helm Sycamore – a day of walking, poetry, and discussions. Join us!
The Long View project, focusing on trees and the natural and cultural environment around them has been getting busy in the last month. With school expeditions, an installation and a small exhibition, we have …
Delighted to be showing some early-stage work from The Long View at Lakeside Arts, Nottingham, through May and June.
The first of our seven installations for The Long View: Everything is Connected (aka ‘The Yellow Line’) is in place in Wasdale and, quite unexpectedly, has caused a bit of…
Our last research visit to Conwy as part of the pioneering Environmental Internet of Things project with Lancaster and Bangor Universities and the Centre for Hydrology and Ecology. More here:…
Guided walk and presentation with Oxford University Postgraduate Students of Environmental Management, at the Blencathra Centre, and a guided walk in the Borrowdale Valley to the Langstrath Birch.
Presentation to Manchester’s Xaverian College Students at the Field Studies Council Blencathra Centre, with guided walk to the Little Asby Hawthorn.
We’ll be joining farmers Sam and Candida Hodgson at Glencoyne Farm, Ullswater, helping out with a training day, facilitated by Friends of the Lake District.
Join us to walk from Great Asby, over magnificent limestone pavements, to meet the Little Asby Hawthorn.
Joining volunteers and arboreal experts from the Forestry Commission and John Muir Trust caring for woodlands in the Duddon Valley.
In 2014 Rob toiled up the trail to Everest Base Camp as a porter, carrying a 35kg load as one of an official porter crew (and earning around six UK pounds or around twelve US dollars a day). His film of his own journey and the porters’ lives and passions is showing at The Box in Kendal, March 17th …
In 2014 Rob worked as a porter on the trail to Everest Base Camp, photographing and interviewing other porters along the way. His film i-Porter premiers at The Box, Kendal.
Delighted to be taking part in a weekend dedicated to creative brainstorming about ways to celebrate trees and get people involved in the development of the new Charter for Trees,…
A gathering of champions as we share ideas and discuss the Charter – why trees matter, and what we can do to stand up for them.
We’re delighted to be Champions for the campaign for a new Charter for Trees, Woods and People, which is being led by the Woodland Trust in partnership with over 70…
An unusual way to kick off a new year. A while back we pledged that when we reached 555 followers on Facebook we would jump on the 555 bus and…
12th January 2016 Very excited to see the new website up and running for The Long View. It has really helped to bring the project to life for us and is a great platform for sharing other people’s stories about trees, as well as our own. Visit it at thelongview.today and read on for more …
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