In this second of a series of small volumes, each containing twelve poems and twelve paintings, Giles Watson and John Lincoln explore the landscapes and atmospheres of the Fens. Nowhere is the relationship between human beings and their natural environment more delicate than it is in Fenland. The poems and pictures in this book are inspired not only by this fragile balance, but also by the ancientness and inscrutability of the Fens, and by their power to grip the spirit and the emotions.