The Map Room
This is a a gallery of maps submitted as part of the Mapping the Exe invitation or from the Exe Estuary Box. Please draw your own and upload them to me and I will put them on the gallery. Maps can be anything. It is about how you experience the Exe estuary or coastline or a section of it. Anything goes!
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- Erika Cann
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- Elizabeth Hicks
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- Simon Pardoe
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- Lucy Winn
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- Pauline Lampshire
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- Frances Banks
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- Rex Frost
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- Roni Clayden
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- Hazel McCabe
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- Roni Clayden
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- Catherine Moorwood
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- Louise Banks
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- Vicki Johnson
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- Wayne Hill
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- Graham Rich
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- Martha Green
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- Anna
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- Louise Banks
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- Robert Wynne
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- R P Moseley
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- Lesley Kerman
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- Found
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- Catherine Moorwood
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- Jenny Moon
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- Lucia Schmid
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- Mary Turner
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- Sally Hammond
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- Sophie Victoria Moore
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- Finn
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- Jimmy Joy
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- Philippa Kos
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- Polly Crofts
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- Jurg Lindenberger
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- Clara Nielson
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- F Day
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- I Owen
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- Elinor Scott
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- Katherine Foran
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- B Rush
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- H Bell
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- J Ellis
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- Tamsin Thomas
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- Jenny Delahaye
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- Tamsin Thomas
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- Jim Shapter
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- Adrian Toole
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- To Turf from Exmouth, Jo Salter
Singing the Sea & Alive Alive O!
Singing the Sea & Alive Alive O! Image: Plymouth University 2nd year Illustration students - Tidelines project Two projects connected by sound. Sound is different under the water. Water can carry sounds far further than air. What sounds can we hear? What...
Salmon Run
Salmon Run Salmon Run Sunday 25 September 2022 The Atlantic salmon is a keystone species, an indicator of the health of our waters. The story of the salmon also tells us about climate change and changing water temperatures in seas and rivers, water flow and...
Maps and Tides at Marpool School, Exmouth
Tides and Maps at Marpool School How does the tide work? What shape is the eastuary? How does a map work? Who is it for? We explored such questions as these in 2 days of workshops with one class from Marpool school, one day on location by the estuary making...
The Incredible Salmon
The Amazing Exe Salmon Salmon mean a lot to people for their amazing journeys, their waterfall leaping skills, their size and their appearance in our iconic rivers. They have a place in the mythology of our culture as heroic creatures and sources of wisdom. And they...
To find the Exe tides reach
Finding Tides Reach Exeter (by canoe, paddle board and motor vessel) Where does the tide reach in Exeter on a high tide? How does this affect Exeter, its inhabitants and the creatures that live in and move through these waters now, in the past and what about the...
Where Has Our Sand Gone?
Where has our sand gone? The short answer is in the above illustration. But it is a bit more complicated! RED is Loss, BLUE is Gain. First a big thank you to The Plymouth Coastal Observatory who have provided these images and recorded this data. We have been in...
Body of Water: water quality creative lab
Body of Water: a water quality workshop day Fish, amphibian, and reptile, warm-blooded bird and mammal-each of us carries in our veins a salty stream in which the elements sodium, potassium, and calcium are combined in almost the same proportions as in sea water.―...
Wider Than The Sea
What if the locals advised the visitors about their estuary? How to enjoy the place from an insiders view? And how to respect it in order to preserve it? ‘Wider than a river’ is a collection of generously shared thoughts and reflections from people who live...
Pop Up: Starcross and Topsham
Pop Up Exhibition at Starcross and Topsham We had a great two days sharing ideas, thoughts and artworks from the Exe Box and online activities in Starcross and Topsham over the weekend. Participation and interest exceeded our expectations and we enjoyed hearing...
Galleries for Exe Box and online activities
Tidelines Community Online GalleriesMaps, thoughts, diary entries and photos submitted as part of the ExeEstuary Box and online. Mapping the Exe Personal maps of the estuary Questions from the Exe Estuary Things we would like to know Exe Home Screen Phone framed...