Worm's Head, Gower Peninsula, Wales ...
or, 'the very promontory of depression', as Dylan Thomas called it
[Photograph taken in 2009 by Deborah Smith]
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'a seaworm of rock pointing into the channel, is the very promontory of depression. Nothing lives on it but gulls and rats, the millionth generation of the winged & tailed families that screamed in the air & ran through the grass when the first sea thudded on the Rhossilli beach'
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Reminds me of Melville's Moby-Dick, which is taking me years to finish. I'm not a well-read guy but that book reads like the Taj Mahal of English literature.
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