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For some, it’s best known for its connection to Charles Dickens, who spent the summer of 1849 here with his family. The landscape and the people he encountered during that time helped shape two of his most celebrated novels — David Copperfield and Great Expectations. But there’s one catch: Bonchurch is hilly. Very hilly. As much as visitors are eager to trace Dickens’ steps, the steep terrain can be a challenge. That’s why I launched A Sit-Down Dickens Walk during the Isle of Wight Walking Festival. A specially designed illustrated talk for Dickens enthusiasts who might struggle with the hills but still want to experience the rich stories and settings of his time here. It’s a seated journey through the Bonchurch that Dickens knew, told through engaging visuals, anecdotes, and historical insights, where we meet his friends and important local people. The Ventnor Arts Club kindly provided their beautiful venue for the event, creating the perfect atmosphere for storytelling. Even better, all box office proceeds were donated to the Isle of Wight Mountbatten Hospice — a cause close to the community's heart. Visitors have responded with warmth and enthusiasm. Here’s what a few had to say: “Beautifully told. I felt like I was walking the lanes without ever leaving my seat.” “Thank you for making Dickens’ Bonchurch accessible to everyone.” Whether you’re a lifelong Dickens fan or simply curious about the stories hidden in Bonchurch’s lanes and stones, A Sit-Down Dickens Walk offers a chance to connect — comfortably — with a remarkable chapter of literary history. Following the sell-out event at the Ventnor Arts Club, I was delighted to be invited to give a talk at Carisbrooke Castle — a venue steeped in its own rich history. Once again, I was met by an enthusiastic audience of over 50 people, all eager to delve into the world of Charles Dickens and his time in Bonchurch. Who would have thought that, more than 170 years later, Dickens would still draw such interest and affection? It’s a testament not only to his enduring storytelling but also to the deep local connection he forged with this corner of the Isle of Wight. 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Each brings a different emotion. His friend William Rosetti’s daughter was furious during the burial service. Thomas Hardy visited later, as he was suffering from rheumatism. He wrote his poem ‘A Singer Asleep’, dedicated to Swinburne. According to an account by her brother Osbert, Edith Sitwell made a striking visit to Swinburne’s grave: she arrived by boat, defied the sexton, and ritually laid down milk, bay leaves, honeycomb, and roses. The tradition of laying roses continues today. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67901521ced4630d3c7148a5/1752509544722-1XRU2OFU8WLJRC1GZRI5/Swinburne+grave+small-min.jpg Blog - Launch of a new Walk, The Souls of Bonchurch A SINGER ASLEEP I In this fair niche above the unslumbering sea, That sentrys up and down all night, all day, From cove to promontory, from ness to bay, The Fates have fitly bidden that he should be Pillowed eternally. II - It was as though a garland of red roses Had fallen about the hood of some smug nun When irresponsibly dropped as from the sun, In fulth of numbers freaked with musical closes, Upon Victoria's formal middle time His leaves of rhythm and rhyme. III O that far morning of a summer day When, down a terraced street whose pavements lay Glassing the sunshine into my bent eyes, I walked and read with a quick glad surprise New words, in classic guise, - IV The passionate pages of his earlier years, Fraught with hot sighs, sad laughters, kisses, tears; Fresh-fluted notes, yet from a minstrel who Blew them not naively, but as one who knew Full well why thus he blew. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67901521ced4630d3c7148a5/1d0cc892-bd0d-4f70-b18c-45833336f624/towards+the+school.jpg Blog - Launch of a new Walk, The Souls of Bonchurch V I still can hear the brabble and the roar At those thy tunes, O still one, now passed through That fitful fire of tongues then entered new! Their power is spent like spindrift on this shore; Thine swells yet more and more. VI - His singing-mistress verily was no other Than she the Lesbian, she the music-mother Of all the tribe that feel in melodies; Who leapt, love-anguished, from the Leucadian steep Into the rambling world-encircling deep Which hides her where none sees. VII And one can hold in thought that nightly here His phantom may draw down to the water's brim, And hers come up to meet it, as a dim Lone shine upon the heaving hydrosphere, And mariners wonder as they traverse near, Unknowing of her and him. VIII One dreams him sighing to her spectral form: "O teacher, where lies hid thy burning line; Where are those songs, O poetess divine Whose very arts are love incarnadine?" And her smile back: "Disciple true and warm, Sufficient now are thine." . . . 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