📍Loci: The Magic of Twilight in Ludlow
This will be a walk into the streets of a town that governed the Marches in Tudor England, but more than that, it will be a journey into twilight.
This will be a walk into the streets of a town that governed the Marches in Tudor England, but more than that, it will be a journey into twilight.
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The views are exquisite. Every architect, town planner, developer should climb the tower at Ludlow and absorb the view into memory.
The room was originally used by the church deacons and then became a library. It has patterned floral decoration on the walls.
Whilst I walk along High Street, the buildings are tinted with a golden hue. As the sky softens, I can sense the day turning in on itself, the light tempered, beaten and bossed into thinness. This golden hour is turning blue.
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