Colne Rising Story Walk
Kirklees Council
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/ image.jpgPhoto: Denise Harper, Community -
/ image.jpgPhoto: Denise Harper, Community
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/ image.jpgPhoto: Denise Harper, Community
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/ image.jpgPhoto: Denise Harper, Community
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/ image.jpgPhoto: Martin Heaton, Community
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/Photo: Andrew Goff, Kirklees Council
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/ 1- BandstandPhoto: Andrew Goff, Kirklees Council
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/ 2- Round Hill PondPhoto: Andrew Goff, Kirklees Council
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/ 3 - Bridge over Deer Hill ConduitPhoto: Andrew Goff, Kirklees Council
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/ 5 - Top of Steps at Butterly DamPhoto: Andrew Goff, Kirklees Council
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/ 6 - Bank Bottom MillPhoto: Andrew Goff, Kirklees Council
The year is 2067. Climate change has become climate chaos, and even 75 miles inland is not safe from the sea. A series of short spoken-word performances.....
The year is 2067. Climate change has become climate chaos, and even 75 miles inland is not safe from the sea. A series of short spoken-word performances will submerge you in this new world with its own history, populated by seemingly familiar people, places and stories. But as with all future scenarios nothing is certain…
Lyrical, engaging and ultimately reinforcing the importance of ecologies, this walk will transform every landlubber to hypothetical seafarer.
by Sarah Hymas sarahhymas.net
With thanks to Dr Jenny Brown at the National Oceanography Centre for information on coastal modelling and to Alan Schofield of the National Trust for his contributions on local history.
Before setting out on the walk please listen to the summary audio aka The Invitation.
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