Dear Gary
I would be interested in contributing 'transpenlines' between Leeds and
Manchester. These ecologically significant markings include could:
1. follow a continuous topographic contour. At present, I have no
idea how far South or North one needs to go to achive this, or if it is
possible. Ideally, the line will be maintained at a height above
floodplains - a dry meander to denote a safe level for building
development.
2. another 'transpenline' might follow the continuity of biodiversity
(nature), identifying the breaks and possible places for restoration.
3. following the paths of river channels and cannals, water would be
identified as the medium for tracing many points of confluence and near
convergence
I look forward to hearing your response and more details of 8 May.
Regards
David
David Haley
MIRIAD
Manchester Metropolitan University
Postgraduate Research Centre
Cavendish North Building
Manchster M15 6BG
+44 (0)161 247 1093
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Find attached details of the One Line On Line project. Starting
initially in Leeds it is now gathering some momentum and I would be
interested to see if anyone else wanted to get involved.
Cheers
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