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Our poems are all inspired by aspects of the British countryside, with a focus at the moment on the north of England. A warm welcome to Richie Mais who has submitted a poem that we are delighted to include on this web site. Those who have walked in the Malham area of North Yorkshire will especially enjoy Richard’s powerful and evocative work: Malham Trod. AcrosticsThe Yorkshire DalesMalham Trod by Richie Mais Darlington and the North EastAngel of the North by Grace Gant (NEW) Brick Train by Grace Gant (NEW) North Pennines"Across Cow Green" by Grace Gant Low Force by Grace Gant Across Cow Green Again by Grace Gant Meeting of the Waters by John Rickard Barnard Castle by Grace Gant The Other Side by Grace Gant Lake DistrictOctober Buttermere Not Written by Grace Gant Aira Force by Grace Gant Have you seen a Tizzie Wizzie by Grace Gant Lodore Falls by Grace Gant Benjamin by Grace Gant Descent from Styhead Tarn by Grace Gant Mayburgh Henge by Grace Gant Kielder Forest and LakeAround Kielder Water and Kielder Pines by Grace Gant Our first poem was 'The Minotaur Maze', by Grace Gant Squirrels by Grace Gant, inspired by the Red Squirrels of Kielder Kielder Water by Grace Gant North York MoorsOur second poem was 'Grouse' by Grace Gant On Green Danby Moor by Grace Gant, inspired by a fruitful walk on the moors Osmotherley by Grace Gant Down By The Water by Grace Gant Poems on WalkingFor a Walk by Grace Gant, thoughts on the use of walking as an aid to calm. Pennine Trail by Alan Corkish National Walking Day by Alan Corkish What Colour are Mountains? by Grace Gant Country TraditionsBee Reave by Richie Mais Poems inspired by other areasdeath of a sheep by Alan Corkish Ainsdale by Alan Corkish Ainsdale Forest by Alan Corkish Formby Beach by Alan Corkish Hightown Beach by Alan Corkish |