Julian Cope presents Head Heritage

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I thought I'd bring this little series to your attention:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08966p2/episodes/player

"Series in which five different writers reflect on how a favoured location is determined by its underlying geology"

I've just listened to the first on quartz, in which the author Linda Cracknell talks about the properties of the stone. In so doing, she talks about cup marks and their meaning, and the sound of quartz on quartz...

Anyay, just thought I'd bung it up. It may be of interest. If you can get past the "This isn't just any rock, this is M&S time-weathered, lashed by wind and rain..." tone..

I haven't listened to the other four, but I see the last is Chalk.

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Pilgrim

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Hello,
I thought I'd bring this little series to your attention:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08966p2/episodes/player

"Series in which five different writers reflect on how a favoured location is determined by its underlying geology"

I haven't listened to the other four, but I see the last is Chalk.

Peace
Pilgrim
X