The location is deepest West Virginia.
"We need to understand the deep north and the deep west of this country.
A lot of his technique is grand and French; a lot of his ingredients are deep West Country.
Why not take advantage and commune with a host of souls in a far-out place like the Chihuahuan Desert in deep West Texas?
Garnett doesn't really have a championship cast behind him, especially in the deep, deep West, but don't accuse him of being in denial.
The thing that really strikes you on meeting him is his deep West Country farmer-iness, and sense of bemusement at what he created.
Hull's aquarium is called "The Deep"; West Bromwich, near Wolverhampton, got a lavish arts centre named "The Public .This made tough towns somewhat better to live in, and helped soften rough reputations.
Taken together with British Columbia, this means that the "Deep West", as it is called by Angus Reid, a pollster in Vancouver, now has roughly the same population (about 7.5m) as Quebec which in the eyes of many westerners has long enjoyed an unfair share of the federal government's attention and largesse.The rise of the west troubles Ontario, too.
If the torch passes to the next generation, 40-somethings with deep West Bank and Gaza roots, possible contenders are believed to include Mr. Rajoub; Muhammad Dahlan, the Gaza Strip security chief; and Marwan Barghouti, a Fatah leader in the West Bank.
And I shall be in deepest west Somerset – where else would anyone want to be? Writer and historian The acclaimed Pakistani historian Ayesha Jalal's recent book The Pity of Partition: Manto's Life, Times, and Work across the India-Pakistan Divide (Princeton Unversity Press £19.95) is top of my summer reading pile.
