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Memories of Mid Wales
I fell in love with a place call Talywern, a hillside hamlet six miles east of the market town of Machynlleth in the county of Powys, Mid...
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Rusty
Rust is an iron oxide formed by the reaction of iron and oxygen in the presence of moisture. Given sufficient time, any iron mass in the...
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Art Around the Town
Having recently discovered First & Last (a shop selling gorgeous things) I went there for the private view of Tidal Paintings by Trevor...
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Graffiti
NEVER SETTLE. FIND LOVE THAT IS WILD, SETS YOUR SOUL ON FIRE, A LOVE LIKE NOTHING YOU'VE EVER FELT BEFORE. AND WHEN YOU DO, BE BRAVE....
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Tide Sculptures
Mass-produced utilitarian timber groynes constructed for sea defence on Worthing beaches have been transformed into a variety of...
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History in the Streets
There's a lot to be dismayed about when you look at Worthing these days but if you explore, you can discover some fascinating things that...
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The Importance of Being in Worthing
The beach smells of rotting seaweed and dead fish. Flies buzz. A crow picks over the pebbles, looking for rubbish to eat. The amusement...
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