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A note about the photographs of gates email template

A self-aware response to a running joke among readers.

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Readers mentioned it in the survey and I counted. Sixty-one gates, eleven stiles, and nine photographs of the same gate at different times of year.

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From
Kirknewton Kalendar
Subject
Forty-one readers have now mentioned the gates
Preheader
I counted the photographs. It is worse than they think.

A confession

Sixty-one photographs of gates in a hundred and forty pieces

Readers mentioned it in the survey and I counted. Sixty-one gates, eleven stiles, and nine photographs of the same gate at different times of year.

The count

Sixty-one gates across a hundred and forty pieces. Nine of them are the same gate, photographed across three years.

Why

Because a gate is where a boundary is negotiated, which is what most of this is about. That is the defence and it is partly genuine.

What changes

Nothing. I have thought about it and I am going to keep photographing gates, and now everybody knows why.

See all sixty-oneSee the nine of one gate
The nine photographs of one gate across three years are, I think, the most useful thing in the archive.

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