Unmitigated England
A Country Lost and a Country Found
Friday, 30 November 2007
The Quiet Caravan
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Gamekeepers leave some odd things lying around. Old oil drums and plastic dustbins for keeping feed in, mouldering timber sheds and somewher...
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Thursday, 29 November 2007
Castles in the Cabbages
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It must have seemed as though England woke up one morning in 1940 to find the countryside suddenly littered with anti-tank barricades, vehic...
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Tuesday, 27 November 2007
Railway Echo No 5
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A very evocative find out on the fens. An abandoned railway carriage sits at a deserted platform as if having collapsed on its final run up ...
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Monday, 26 November 2007
Harbouring Thoughts
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All the horrible stuff going on in a Margate back garden reminded me that I'd been there once. Veering away from Dreamland and the pleas...
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Creaking Oars
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Old boathouses are wonderfully evocative places. Once alive to the sound of laughter as the picnic baskets of house guests were loaded into ...
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Sunday, 25 November 2007
Sunday's End
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Merchant Ivory films tend to get judged as 'Laura Ashley dramas'. Comments which are as obtuse as they are ignorant. So after a magn...
Tuesday, 20 November 2007
Glass in the Face
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I learn from the inestimable 'Piloti' in Private Eye that the oafish Abingdon Council in Oxfordshire want to put a glass lift up to...
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