A boundary is not always where a fence tells you it is. Sound crosses a greenhouse, travels beneath a door, and turns a neighbouring room into part of your own. Our habitat notes begin with that simple observation: surroundings matter.
Notes from The Farm
We favour patient notes, sheltered beds, and rooms with windows that open. Our farm is a fictional place built around the familiar barking-spider tradition, with an interest in the spaces people and small creatures share.
Our records separate the observation from the explanation. Names, dates, and labels are retained so a later reader can follow the same evidence.
Visit the listening shelf or read the field notes.
A building should be considered in relation to everything outside it, although the surveyor has asked us to draw a line somewhere.
Retained correspondence: Boundary note.