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This is a marvellous book, lit by faith, love and imagination - and by the beauty of Andrew Rumsey's gorgeous writing. It is a celebration of the landscape its author so fully inhabits - and a sequence of meditations on the complexities of finding a communal identity in the 21st century. Deeply rooted in both physical and spiritual worlds, English Grounds offers hope and inspiration to every reader. -- Erica Wagner

""This is a marvellous book, lit by faith, love and imagination — and by the beauty of Andrew Rumsey's gorgeous writing. It is a celebration of the landscape its author so fully inhabits — and a sequence of meditations on the complexities of finding a communal identity in the 21st century. Deeply rooted in both physical and spiritual worlds, English Grounds offers hope and inspiration to every reader."" -- Erica Wagner, contributing writer for the New Statesman, and former literary editor of the Times ""Essential and gloriously easy reading for all lovers of Wiltshire and seekers of meaning in nature and landscape. This is a journey through faith as much as through landscape and time, in which we are all pilgrims."" -- Matthew Oates, nature writer

This is a marvellous book, lit by faith, love and imagination - and by the beauty of Andrew Rumsey's gorgeous writing. It is a celebration of the landscape its author so fully inhabits - and a sequence of meditations on the complexities of finding a communal identity in the 21st century. Deeply rooted in both physical and spiritual worlds, English Grounds offers hope and inspiration to every reader. -- Erica Wagner Essential and gloriously easy reading for all lovers of Wiltshire and seekers of meaning in nature and landscape. This is a journey through faith as much as through landscape and time, in which we are all pilgrims. -- Matthew Oates, The Times

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Andrew Rumsey is Bishop of Ramsbury and lives in Wiltshire. His previous publications include Parish: an Anglican Theology of Place (2017) and Strangely Warmed (2009).

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