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Poetry quoted from Arthur Ball's The House of Exile, Aonghas Macneacail's gleann fadamach/glen remote, Edwin Muir's The Town Betrayed and Francis Thompson's Void: air aite falamh.

All photographs © Paul Basu unless otherwise indicated.