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In a time of limited freedom, Andy Moles considers ways to find space in crowded terrain, and to allow experience space to breathe through the layers of representation we build around it.

First there is granite beneath my feet, granite beneath my fingers and palms, granite filling my field of vision.

Thanks, an excellent, very well written and evocative article. More please.

Chris

really good Andy! I often find the memory of the route before climbing it, wanting to do it, sometimes stronger than the actual climb itself. Funny that it also happened about Dream of white horses

Great writing again. Really enjoyed that.

Great piece. It brings so many senses of movement to life - from the micro-moves on the rock face to macro-moves across countries, continents and dreams. Looking forward to getting the space to travel and climb on granite once again!

Thanks folks for the kind comments, and to those who messaged me privately.

I really enjoyed this article and the writing is superb.

Dave

Thanks Dave.

That was a very nice piece.