I’m setting off this afternoon to head for Shropshire tonight and then Cumbria tomorrow. I wish I had time in the former to visit the working Victorian farm there that has been featured on British TV these last two nights (it continues tomorrow night): fascinating stuff, and with a tremendous shire horse and charming, youthful pigs. But I shall instead see daughter Magdalena, son Gabriel, granddaughter Indiana (for the first time) and Indiana’s mum Cath. Then tomorrow… …I’m off up the motorway to Cumbria, to give one last British Bob Dylan & the Poetry of the Blues talk at Sedbergh Book Festival. It’s tomorrow night – Friday 25th – at the John Arden Theatre, Busk Lane, Sedbergh; tickets £9 (£5 to under-16s). It’s the last time I shall give this performance – though it’s never the same one night to the next anyway – in the UK. The last time anywhere at all will be at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro GA on October 22.
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INDIANA AND SEDBERGH
