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# Invisible Worlds

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- [About the Project](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/) - Invisible Worlds explores the relationship between storytelling, placemaking, and the new possibilities of interpretation presented by digital and creative public response. It asks these questions in relation to Alderley Edge, in North-East Cheshire, now managed by the National Trust. A sandstone escarpment, which was first mined for its copper in the Bronze Age, the
- [Download the App](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/app/) - Now it’s your turn to be the storyteller... Share your legends of Alderley Edge through the Invisible Worlds Augmented Reality app. Download the App now! Please click here to see the app's acceptable use policy. If you have used the Invisible Worlds app at Alderley Edge, we would be grateful if
- [Disclaimer](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/disclaimer/) - Disclaimer Last updated: December 18, 2022 Interpretation and Definitions Interpretation The words of which the initial letter is capitalized have meanings defined under the following conditions. The following definitions shall have the same meaning regardless of whether they appear in singular or in plural. Definitions For the purposes of this Disclaimer: Company (referred to as
- [Acceptable Use Policy](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/acceptable-use-policy/) - ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY (APP) Last updated 18th December 2022 This Acceptable Use Policy (‘Policy‘) is part of our Terms of Use (‘Legal Terms‘) and should therefore be read alongside our main Legal Terms. If you do not agree with these Legal Terms, please refrain from using our Services. Your continued use of our Services implies acceptance of
- [Privacy Policy](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/privacy-policy/) - PRIVACY POLICY (APP) Last updated December 21, 2022 This privacy notice for the Invisible Worlds: Alderley Edge App (‘Company‘, ‘we‘, ‘us‘, or ‘our‘), describes how and why we might collect, store, use, and/or share (‘process‘) your information when you use our services (‘Services‘), such as when you: Download and use our mobile application (Invisible Worlds: Alderley Edge), or any other application
- [Your Legend](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/yourlegend/) - Your stories of the Edge are a vital part of the Invisible Worlds project, and we would love to hear about your experiences with the Edge, and its legendary history. Image ©National Trust Images/Robert Morris In addition to our online reflection form, please watch this space for further opportunities to get involved with the project!
- [Project Archive](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/project-archive/) - The Invisible Worlds’ Project Archive is a repository of contemporary public responses to, and versions of, the legend of Alderley Edge, collected between 2020 and 2024. Summer Solstice 2023 (c) Wizzy Park Photography 2023 Summer Solstice 2023 (c) Wizzy Park Photography, 2023 Magickal Experience on the Edge - An underground trip across the Styx... (Web
- [Creative Commissions](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/creative-responses/)
- [Schools, University & Heritage Workshops](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/workshop-responses/) - Legend of Alderley Schools Pack The Invisible Worlds team have produced a pack on the legend of Alderley, to be used as an introduction to the study of the relationship of legendary narratives to landscapes and local history (including archival material) at Key Stage 2. The pack is available to use and to adapt freely,
- [The Legend](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/the-legend/) - The Edge is associated with a long-lived oral legend of a hero and his army, guarded by a wizard, as they sleep under the hill. Alan Garner inherited the Legend of Alderley from his grandfather. It became central to three of his books, with the result that it is now best known to the public
- [Contact Us](https://invisibleworlds.ac.uk/contact-us/) - For any queries about the project, please contact v.flood@bham.ac.uk