The Long View is an invitation to slow down and pause with seven remarkably ordinary lone trees in Cumbria: six are in the Lake District National Park, with the seventh, most easterly tree in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Rob Fraser’s photographs and Harriet Fraser’s poetry, together with installations and journal entries, offer a rare insight into these trees in all weathers, all seasons, night and day, and give a flavour of what it is to walk to them, repeatedly, and tread the complete 118km between them in one long, seven-day walk.

The Long View comes to Oxford after last year’s summer launch in Grizedale Forest, Cumbria, and a winter show at Newcastle’s Great North Museum: Hancock.