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      <description><![CDATA[<img src="https://doc-0o-64-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/noittp5r8mtoep1qrumji4fap0/fdtehlr6g6v1q99s512t8saqbc/1616530269250/kytFD0W-bqPTmQ1qmyTRirbdWI2XuRft/10362907397881471952/5AF2TALogZ8Ko8O6kgGla6s3sPbiq2YUqLRndjqYczBMR_zA3klNYloYZsUNiM__kv_8N02ZSufR9g-0O-hFFlG9JJPEZnClQQUpe2XrcWybTOcw-37ncncpZpuDpIrqQrBCArsfi1JLYgGuXoNv_yMmtqbRDyAmpEht5aAwZp60-pG8WiCN2LqvU9zWuLD_osMtS-MnkYsXVT3DWnDgf1edowzVgaGiNqw?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>The back lanes of Belfast have always fascinated me. We have a back lane/entry/alley/ that runs along the back of our house in North Belfast. It was gated by residents (before our time) and as such provided a place for kids to play and connect. I used to love the way the kids would call for each other along the back entrances. They could ride bikes and scooters off the road, play hopscotch and tip - hide and seek. We have even had a children's birthday party in the lane!<br><br>When we were thinking of selling our house, I used to bring prospective buyers out there and say 'You know, I would never have thought when I bought the house, but this space has been such an asset!" (we didn't end up moving). You see, our red-brick terrace has only a yard, so the lane has provided so much more space, and (with 6 kids) we have gratefully spilled out into it…<br><br>And now Covid. Covid where our houses become our whole worlds (if we are lucky enough to have them). Lockdown has seen us transform our lane into an even more social space, one that adults are beginning to use as well. We have brought old chairs and plant pots and fire pits out there and sat our well into the evening with friends and neighbors. All of our birthday gatherings this year have been held there.<br><br>And yet, there is a niggling doubt at the back of my mind, an uncomfortability about the fact that we have had to enclose this space, to gate it off, in order to use it. What does that say about how we build communities? How does that fit in to the ancient idea of common land? Do I have to have exclusive use to something in order to put time and energy into it? I don't have answers to these questions, but they are things that I think about. ]]></description>
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