Tuesday, 2 April 2013
Far away beyond the Crouch
" Then far away beyond the Crouch, came another striding over some stunted trees, and then yet another still farther off wading deeply through a shiny mud flat half way up between sea and sky. By midday they passed through Tillingham, which strangely enough seemed silent and deserted, save for a few furtive plunderers hunting for food. Near Tillingham they suddenly came into sight of the sea, and the most amazing crowd of shipping of all sorts that it is possible to imagine."
War of the Worlds (1898), H.G. Wells
Image:War of the Worlds Thunderchild by ~TroC--czarnyrobert
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Essex,
H.G. Wells,
River Crouch,
The War of the Worlds
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