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Wood Grain
Timber groynes are designed to control the movement of sand and pebbles parallel to the shore line by wave action, known as longshore...


Sedgwick Park
The Grade II listed mansion at Sedgwick Park in Nuthurst near Horsham dates from the seventeenth century and it's surrounded by glorious...


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...


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...


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...


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....


Tide Sculptures
Mass-produced utilitarian timber groynes constructed for sea defence on Worthing beaches have been transformed into a variety of...


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...


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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