Description

As he lay in the dirt on the beach at Dunkirk, Danny Sutton did not believe he'd ever see his house in London's docklands again. But he was among the fortunate people. Returning home, he's reassured to locate that things are simply exactly the same: the odor of the wharves and stores in Tooley Street; the typical commotion in Dawson Street, where aproned numbers stand-in entrances discussing the battle; the males down The World; the kids enjoying container-may copper in the gutters. And at number 26, Dannyis household group round to welcome their precious boy house.