Saturday, December 16, 2006
the folly next to corsham court
this was the backdrop for scene one in a short play called "hamlet, an every-day story of countryfolk", wot i wrote
a sign board in the athelstan museum ... i remember mister saunders
as a boy he'd served in the army in india before the first world war
after the first world war he sold tea from a van in the cotswolds and the severn valley and was frost-bitten
he knew how to break horses
in the nineteen fifties and early sixties, his little grocery shop in saint john's street was still without electricity and lit by tilley lamps
after the first world war he sold tea from a van in the cotswolds and the severn valley and was frost-bitten
he knew how to break horses
in the nineteen fifties and early sixties, his little grocery shop in saint john's street was still without electricity and lit by tilley lamps
