Tag Archives: Hewenden Mill

Supermodel, with Balls

Posted on August 18, 2018 by memoirsofahusk

It was raining. Hard. Long-unused umbrellas opened like reluctant flowers, showering hurrying heads with dust and desiccated spiders. My new friends had driven me into Haworth for the evening from the refurbished cotton mill where I was staying. Nestled between … Continue reading →

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Catching no worms

Posted on July 31, 2018 by memoirsofahusk

I’m not an early bird, I said, as I bid a fond farewell to three women, strangers to me before last Friday. They were planning an early walk, today, before leaving the place we’re all staying. It wasn’t just the … Continue reading →

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