The cart went out at twenty to six on a Saturday and it took two of them to get it up the kerb by the taxi rank.
It was a hand cart with a gas ring and a hot cabinet and a folding awning that had been green and was now the colour of weak tea, and along the front, in letters his mother had painted herself with a brush and a jar of white gloss in the year they arrived, it said:
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