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Rob Lewis

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Wolverhampton
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Money Watch is a UK personal finance blog, featuring money news, tips and useful links. Trustee for @PreventAll.
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‘Smoky Skies and Freight Trains’: Sign of the times of extinction

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By Rob Lewis
| Resilience.org Verified
It’s been days, now weeks, of smoke blowing in from the inland fires. The air is heavy, damp. Before green things burn, they steam. In the bay the heron look especially vulnerable. I worry about them more than I usually do, as I worry about everything that depends on these tidal waters, and what they bring in, that they are solvent with life. I suddenly notice the freight trains.
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‘No nature poems, please’: On how we (don’t) talk about nature

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By Rob Lewis
| Countercurrents
Image: betül nur akyürek (via Pexels) “No nature poems, please.” It seemed an odd request for a poetry magazine. I don’t even remember the name of it now. It was one of many thousands with listings in the 1994 Poet’s Market, a compendium of poetry journals and their submission guidelines. There at the end of its blurb, italicized for emphasis, was the strange plea—no nature poems, please. If it was just the one publication, I might not have noticed.
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Alpine Zugkreuzfahrt: "Grand Train Tour" in der Schweiz

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By dpa Von Françoise Hauser, Rob Lewis, Françoise Hauser
| BLICK.de Verified
Rechts ziehen schneebedeckte Gipfel vorüber, links sprudelt ein Gebirgsbach vor grüner Bergwiese - wohin zuerst schauen, ist die große Frage, wenn es mit Attraktion vor dem Fenster Schlag auf Schlag geht. Ein blauer Bergsee, ein nächster skurril geformter Gipfel, ein Murmeltier oder sogar ein Steinbock. Was sich daran knüpft: eine geradezu sportliche Herausforderung an Bord des Zuges. Denn auf welcher Seite die nächste Attraktion wartet - wer weiß das schon?
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