More Book Finds in Eastbourne.

[jazzy_dave]

Popped over to Eastbourne today with GC. The weather started sunny but it soon clouded over again into an opaque luminescence of bland pondering. Mush like an existential fog that lingers at the periphery of our vision.

Despite the foreshadowing of these translucent skies, it turned out to be a good productive dy of foraging the charity and ad hoc shops that dot the landscape that is central Eastbourne.



However, it is with sad regret that through this exegesis, the almost temporal demise of the bookshop Tome that poliphilo recommenced to me. After three years of trading come this following Saturday the shop will no longer be extant.

As it is , there were many bargains to be had, and alas, too many for me to take home, but what i did sequester i shall be gladly thankful for. Every book, except for some larger art and history books and so on, were fifty pence each.

These are the fine tomes i bought - fifty pence each -








So, dear readers, if i had more time down here i would have gone back, but alas, i have stuff to post when i get home, and things to do, and thus, with a heavy heart, return to Kent on Tuesday.