
There is nothing quite so grey as the wintered backstreets of a shutdown seaside town pulled up its sheets against the day. There is nothing quite as cold as yesterday’s fish and chips laid around sleet-shocked ground, skittered by seagulls embittered, emboldened. There is nothing quite as long as the patient wait for Spring and the stuttering restart of everything. Harry Gallagher
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