Skip to content

Fieldnote

A quarterly about places, the people who work them, and what gets written down.

Latest

Landscape

The Tideline Moves Twice a Day and Nobody Told the Map Makers

Twice a day the Severn takes back two hundred metres of what the map calls land. The Ordnance Survey prints one coastline; the people who work the estuary keep another.

Words — Mara Delacroix · 3 min

In this issue and before

  1. 02Harbour LightsTomás Iriarte1 min
  2. 03The Ledger That Outlived the CompanyArchive · Wren Okonkwo1 min
  3. 04A Signal in the NoiseArchive · Mara Delacroix1 min
  4. 05Two Inches of SlackCraft · Tomás Iriarte1 min
  5. 06Eleven Miles UnsurfacedLandscape · Mara Delacroix1 min
  6. 07Green Oak, and WaitingCraft · Wren Okonkwo1 min
  7. 08TranshumanceMigration · Wren Okonkwo1 min
  8. 09The Last Bottle Kiln in the ValleyCraft · Tomás Iriarte2 min

02Ground Truth

· All issues