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The Smell of Water

Dark and True and Tender is the North

King Marius

Rey Cross

 

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Posted on March 16, 2020March 16, 2020 by ironopolis Posted in A66, Boundary Stone, Poetry Tagged A66, Basil Bunting, Bowes Moor, Briggflatts, Eric Bloodaxe, King Marius, Poetry, Rere Cross, Roman Marching Camp, Stainmore, Stone, Stone Circle, The Last King of The North, The Spuggies Have Fledged, Viking 1 Comment
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