Storyteller Clare Viner joined the Connecting the Culm project during 2021. She journeyed through the Culm catchment, discovering and weaving stories as she travelled.
Exploring how we use the river, discovering legends from the area and taking inspiration from her adventures, Clare’s stories aim to reimagine how we can live in harmony with the river into the future.
Watch the recording to listen to some of Clare’s stories. Clare paints a unique picture of the Culm landscape featuring dragons, floods, doves, pixies and much more!
Read about how Clare created the stories through her series of blogs below
Story pilgrimage along the Culm
We are delighted to share with you Clare Viner's
Stories Along the Culm – A River Pilgrimage
From 9th to 12th September 2022 CtC storyteller Clare
Week Seven – Stories Abound
I’m getting ready for two Storytelling events that are
Week Six – Clare’s stories take flight
Honey Bees have always been very close to my
Storytelling in person – Cullompton 25 September
Clare Viner, our in-house story generator and fabulist, continues
Week Five – Culmstock, an old newspaper article & a Corn/Hay Goddess
Where is the folklore for the River Culm? It
Week Four – Stoke Cannon and Rewe: a dream and a song
This week I’ve been exploring the mouth of the
Week Three – All Change & Dragons
This week I’m reflecting on what I’ve learnt about
Week Two – The Bowl & the Singing River
It’s been