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CatherineMunro

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Author & anthropologist. Writing about human-animal relationships, landscape & identity.
Book - The Ponies at the Edge of the World.

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Sheep in the cotton grass.

In , bog cotton is known as Lucky Minnie's Oo (wool). A witch from Shetland folklore, Lucky Minnie was said to roam the hills in summer collecting this plant. She then processed it on a card from the fairies and used to her clothes

This mirrors the practice at the time where folk without
would search the landscape for small pieces of cought in fences or in the heather. If they gathered enough they could make a little knitwear

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