Solitary farmer John Wood living in The Roaches. The Staffordshire Moorlands. Staffordshire County, United Kingdom. 1994 People and The Land, Staffordshire Landscapes. Staffordshire Art project, commissioned by the Stafforshire County Arts Service in response to the growing concern about the impact on the countryside of continued change in the post industrial age. The images capture the spirit of continuity and sense of identity that have formed Staffordshire over the centuries.

MOD Territorial Army Training, Staffordshire Moorlands, Staffordshire, United Kingdom 1994 People and The Land, Staffordshire Landscapes. Staffordshire Art project, commissioned by the Staffordshire County Arts Service in response to the growing concern about the impact on the countryside of continued change in the post industrial age. The images capture the spirit of continuity and sense of identity that have formed Staffordshire over the centuries.

The Rileys Noonsun Farm, Winston Kidd, Cattle and sheep farmers, stone wallers, the Roaches. Farming on the Staffordshire Moorlands. Staffordshire County, United Kingdom. 1994 People and The Land, Staffordshire Landscapes. Staffordshire Art project, commissioned by the Stafforshire County Arts Service in response to the growing concern about the impact on the countryside of continued change in the post industrial age. The images capture the spirit of continuity and sense of identity that have formed Staffordshire over the centuries.

Coal Pickers collecting coal to heat their homes, making ends meet, at the old Littleton Colliery. Cannock Chase, Staffordshire, United Kingdom 1994 People and The Land, Staffordshire Landscapes. Staffordshire Art project, commissioned by the Staffordshire County Arts Service in response to the growing concern about the impact on the countryside of continued change in the post industrial age. The images capture the spirit of continuity and sense of identity that have formed Staffordshire over the centuries.

People and The Land, Staffordshire Landscapes. Staffordshire Art project, commissioned by the Stafforshire County Arts Service in response to the growing concern about the impact on the countryside of continued change in the post industrial age. The images capture the spirit of continuity and sense of identity that have formed Staffordshire over the centuries.