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2. www.southdowns.gov.uk › eleanor-farjeon-and-theEleanor Farjeon and the South Downs National Park

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   Aug 13, 2020 · He plans to ‘shut up footpaths’, ‘destroy rights of way’ and steal the long-held ‘common rights’ of the locals, including the age-old tradition of skipping up on the hill in a new moon. As...

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   Apr 10, 2017 · An extraordinarily ambitious project has seen hundreds of Sussex schoolchildren inspired by the ‘rambler poet’, who left her literary footprints all over the Downs, to create an entirely new set of verses.

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   Not surprisingly, Rackham's home in Chalcot Gardens was once described by author Eleanor Farjeon as having a fairytale ambience. She saw it as "the kind of house that could very well have been built of gingerbread and candy" (qtd. in Hudson 70). Indeed, as shown above, Rackham used it as an illustration in his Mother Goose nursery rhymes ...

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Eleanor_FarjeonEleanor Farjeon - Wikipedia

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   Eleanor Farjeon (13 February 1881 – 5 June 1965) was an English author of children's stories and plays, poetry, biography, history and satire. [1] Several of her works had illustrations by Edward Ardizzone. Some of her correspondence has also been published.

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   • The former house and gardens of Eleanor Farjeon at 20 Perrins Walk is currently being allowed to deteriorate whilst the owner deliberates over development plans. • A number of graves in...

7. www.southdowns.gov.uk › rare-first-editionRare first edition presented to the South Downs National Park

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   Mar 29, 2018 · A rare first edition of Eleanor Farjeon’s A Sussex Alphabet, one of only 202 published in 1939, was presented to the National Park Authority on 22 March as the culmination of an inspiring...

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   Who was Eleanor Farjeon?

   • Eleanor Farjeon, poet, children’s writer, and popularly remembered as author of the hymn ‘Morning Has Broken’, became one of Time and Tide ’s regular staff writers in May 1922. Most of her contributions appeared under a pseudonym, ‘Chimaera’, including ‘The Weekly Crowd’, a topical verse feature which ran for nearly ten years.

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   Did Eleanor Farjeon write a book?

   • Although she entitled her 1958 book on her friendship with Edward Thomas Book One of The Memoirs of Eleanor Farjeon, and outlined the plans for subsequent volumes, she never completed this prior to her death in 1965. Her niece Annabel Farjeon (1919–2004) incorporated the unfinished writings into her biography of her aunt Morning has Broken (1986).

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   Is Eleanor Farjeon a fable?

   • Eleanor Farjeon’s story is more than just a charming modern-day fable – with skipping rhymes evocative of playground games of yesteryear – it is also quietly radical. In her hands, walkers’ rights become skippers’ right; the right to roam becomes the right to skip.

   Eleanor Farjeon and the South Downs National Park

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   What is the Eleanor Farjeon Award?

   • The Children's Book Circle, a society of publishers, present the Eleanor Farjeon Award annually to individuals or organisations whose commitment and contribution to children's books is deemed to be outstanding. Her work is cited as an influence by the Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki.

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   Was Eleanor a great literary figure?

   • June has no doubt that Eleanor was a “great literary figure” deserving wider recognition. “I think the marvellous thing about her is the way her work can go from the pragmatic and everyday to the utterly poignant and deeply moving, as in her poem Easter Monday about Thomas’s death. I’d love to have met her, gone on a walk across the Downs with her.

   Eleanor Farjeon: The writer who left a permanent mark on the South

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   Why was Eleanor a great writer?

   • Eleanor left in volume and diversity as great a mark on the English literary landscape as that of her friend. Not least was a huge canon of work claimed by children all over the world, which inspired, enthralled and led their imaginations down Lewis Carroll-shaped rabbit holes of reading that were just as eagerly explored by adults.

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   Eleanor Farjeon, poet, children’s writer, and popularly remembered as author of the hymn ‘Morning Has Broken’, became one of Time and Tide ’s regular staff writers in May 1922.