By an entrance to the park from the light-industrial, railway arch culture area east of London Fields, are a trio of fine Scots Pines, lending a forest-like, mountain-scenery air to the park. Long my they live, releasing their sweet clean scent over the zone. When I was pregnant I loved the smell of any solvents: gasoline and pine floor cleaner the best. That has faded now, but still the smell of pine is exciting, wild.
Thursday, 24 May 2007
Scotch Corner
By an entrance to the park from the light-industrial, railway arch culture area east of London Fields, are a trio of fine Scots Pines, lending a forest-like, mountain-scenery air to the park. Long my they live, releasing their sweet clean scent over the zone. When I was pregnant I loved the smell of any solvents: gasoline and pine floor cleaner the best. That has faded now, but still the smell of pine is exciting, wild.
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