'Along the strand'

Popham Beach State Park, in Maine

Popham Beach State Park, in Maine

“It’d been a long winter, rags of snow hanging on; then, at the end

of April, an icy nor’easter, powerful as a hurricane. But now

I’ve landed on the coast of Maine, visiting a friend who lives

two blocks from the ocean, and I can’t believe my luck,

out this mild morning, race-walking along the strand.’’

— From “Strewn,’’ by Barbara Crooker

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