Little has changed in the streets around Royal Crescent since; a whalebone arch still stands, framing the cold grey North Sea (though the current one is the third to have been erected since the original in 1853).
My chronicle... must become the mirror and the conscience of the great catastrophe.' Saul Friedlander's The Years of Extermination pieces together the shards of personal testament from thousands such as Kruk, salvaged from the ghettoes, thrown from trains, the records of victims, perpetrators and bystanders, all framed within the cold statistics of the Nazi bureaucratisation of terror.
Guatemala's armed civil struggle was framed in the cold war and the fight against communism.
Matthiessen is scrupulous in his endeavour, mediated through Olin, to map the complex inheritance of the camps, resisting attempts to frame the "huge cold crimes" which saturate the landscape; yet ultimately both author and protagonist choose to abdicate their quest for a deeper intellectual response in pursuit of more consoling narratives: family, love, religion.
Profile b (red frame) runs through the cold thermal anomaly in the south-east of Munich.
Computer programs control the plate-burning machines that cut plates to shape and control the cold bending of frames and curved girders.
Though they might not want to dress up in breeches like the Williamsburg staff, today's organic gardeners will discover much to admire in Barbara Temple Lombardi's photographs of wooden dibbles, bell glasses, paper frames stretched over thinly planed cypress boards, even the dovetail joints on the cold frames.
"More sap?" He took me by the cold frames alongside the barn.
It's not that germinating peas need heat (and the greenhouse, anyway, is only frost-free), but if I put the pots in the cold frames, the mice will eat the seeds.
I feed the chickens, let them out into the orchard to eat grass and hunt out the grubs, remember that I left my tea down by the cold frames and go back indoors to download the pictures and have some breakfast.
