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Friday, 7 August 2009
they call it summer
A miserable wet Thursday night in London is nonetheless the occasion for this, my 200th post. With Greg O'Brien's ever amenable company I checked out the X-ing the Line's reading which, it turned out, was pretty well attended for a late 'summer' event. The readers were Johan de Wit (top picture, which may well have been entitled 'The collars of Johan de Wit AND Woody Guthrie' - see Jeff Hilson's account for the sense of this), Nat Raha (extreme left of the lower image) and Alan Hay (the reader).
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A miserable wet Thursday night in London is nonetheless the occasion for this, my 200th post. With Greg O'Brien's ever amenable company I checked out the X-ing the Line's reading which, it turned out, was pretty well attended for a late 'summer' event. The readers were Johan de Wit (top picture, which may well have been entitled 'The collars of Johan de Wit AND Woody Guthrie' - see Jeff Hilson's account for the sense of this), Nat Raha (extreme left of the lower image) and Alan Hay (the reader).
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