Towpath notes
Silt, dust, frost, and the strings that survive all three
If a note is here, it started as an argument over powder.
Czech Village silt after a rise — Wet brick turns a mild river bearing into a habit. Brucemore dust hides an east line — Dust is a liar until the first rain. Ellis crosswind on a river bearing — Wind is a second chain. Marion frost turns brick into board — A board has no silt. A board has bounce. Why the yard refuses a printed arrow — A stamp is a souvenir. A string is a fact. Kingston dawn and a descending path — Dew drops the mid-point of the string.