Morris Gleitzman will walk the quiet 135-metre stretch of footpath and bitumen on the appropriately named Abbott Street back and forth, back and forth some days, for hours on end.
“The locals must think I’m mad,” he says.
Morris Gleitzman will walk the quiet 135-metre stretch of footpath and bitumen on the appropriately named Abbott Street back and forth, back and forth some days, for hours on end.
“The locals must think I’m mad,” he says.