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English Nature describes Scolt Head as "the prime example of an offshore barrier island in the UK...situated on a very dynamic coastline and...steadily growing westward."
Here is medieval glass showing the Man in the Moon at St Mary in Burnham Deepdale. A prayer on a pillar in the church begins: "O Thou who dwellest not in temples made with hands..." Scolt Head Island is right in front of you if you look north from the Saxon round tower of the church.
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Snowdrops, still just about in flower in a spinney above Walsingham:
2 comments:
Sitting in the middle of gray not-yet-spring Seoul, with 12 million people surrounding me I am fucking jealous. I wish I were there in the solitude.
Well, I hope you get off desolation row soon. Do the Koreans do cherry blossom?
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