Drama comes in many forms, but those forms can be accentuated by the rigours of Winter
(250 words, a two-minute read)
The estuary to the west of Arnside has an ancient feel, and is filled with dramatic shapes and foliage. In Winter, some of these can look primeval, and the natural desaturation of colour caused by the lower levels of light play to the mind looking for objects of potential menace…
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Sue Vincent is a Yorkshire-born writer and one of the Directors of
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