Swingbridge on the River Ouze at Southease, below Lewes, East Sussex |
Thursday, 27 February 2014
Wednesday, 26 February 2014
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Weep for England
'He came upon pale and graceful stone gates leading to some lost great estate with the National Trust's acorn on a road sign. He turned in and drove two miles down an avenue of limes. Families shrieked about him. He found a Gents and then returned stiffly to the Mercedes in the car park. People ran about taking plants from a garden shop to their cars to plant on their patios. If I had ever loved England, he thought, I would now weep for her. Sherwood forest watch him from every side, dense and black.'
from Jane Gardam's Old Filth (2004)
from Jane Gardam's Old Filth (2004)
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