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The Drowning of Doggerland

Sky-Ryder leads their final flight. She’s tall and one-eyed, a chaser. A fast runner of the hunting hills and grassy steppe. It is said her Sky People once were numerous. But their lands were drowned. Every dark hide of land and fire pit, each vale and fell was seized by the rising flood. The swell of sea had beaten down defence. This was the sea, yet not the normal sea. After the glaciers and surface ice, now water and waves. Homes and places loved, now taken. She couldn’t do anything about it. And at the end, long years later, everyone clean forgets there had ever been a wide dry plain where now the tides do flow. At the end of this story, Herne pauses and says, “So why did the sea rise like that. Will it happen again?” On the cliff, a red-eyed hound barks. Once, twice. From the rest of the camp, silence. Not a fly buzzing. Film location: Covehithe cliffs, Suffolk