Jason

“Kimmeridge (n.): The light breeze which blows through your armpit hair when you are stretched out sunbathing’;”
― Robert Macfarlane, Landmarks

“To enter water is, of course, to cross a border. You pass the lake’s edge, the sea’s shore, the river’s brink – and in so doing you arrive at a different realm, in which you are differently minded because differently bodied.”
― Robert Macfarlane, Landmarks

“I relish the etymology of our word thing – that sturdy term of designation, that robust everyday indicator of the empirical – whereby in Old English thynge does not only designate a material object, but can also denote ‘a narrative not fully known’, or indicate ‘the unknowability of larger chains of events’.”
― Robert Macfarlane, Landmarks

“Before you become a writer you must first become a reader. Every hour spent reading is an hour spent learning to write;”
― Robert Macfarlane, Landmarks