Spurred on by Frost, and by the oncoming threat of war, at one point he wrote nearly a poem a day, including his much loved “Adlestrop” with its “lazed, heat-filled atmosphere… of that last summer before the war”.

受到了弗罗斯特的鞭策，战争的威胁又隐隐逼近，曾经有段时间他几乎每天就写出一首诗——其中就有那首广为人们称道的《艾德稠普》，诗中描写了“战争爆发前的最后一个夏天… … 那慵懒、闷热的空气”。

Restoring railways nods to this fictional England, a place of branch lines and straight backs, railway porters and station masters; an England paused, like the train in Edward Thomas's poem " Adlestrop" , in the late June of national memory.

恢复铁路是对文学作品中的英格兰致敬，这个地方有支线和直背，有铁路搬运工和站长；就像爱德华·托马斯诗歌《阿德勒斯特罗普》中的火车一样，英格兰的国民记忆在六月下旬停了下来。