Saltaire is a workers' village built by Titus Salt in the nineteenth-century. Salts' Mill where the lads and lassies worked is now a museum of David Hockney art; Hockney is a Yorkshire lad.
SALTS MILL
Ah, woolly-minded me,
standing out like a chimney
among the poetry books
and David Hockney imagery
Don't know how I missed this one before, but I love the way this is just "walloped" together, Joe. All that random imagery somehow assembled in the context, I feel, of a bookshop reminds me of a kind of Dr Dolittle experience. Bizarre but kind of obvious given the interweaving bits and pieces. Wish I could send you a photo of the llama we had visit OUR village a few years' ago - yup, strange but true! KB
She was quite capable of taking care of herself...She appreciated everything he was doing for her and the Grandmothers Four, but she needed his help, not for him to take over.
It takes you to a dark place in the company of two of New York's finest detectives as they go the extra mile to bring a sadistic serial killer to justice.
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