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Published Tuesday, 5 February 2019 by Piper Haywood — memory excavation

memory excavation

Added a new category, excavation. It relates to memories that I’m trying to unearth and document, things of unquantifiable significance that feel important to write down. Not much there at the moment, I’d like to work through a few more.

Ephemera, memory, organisation, Aside, this site,

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