The Edge of Cymru Format:Paperback

The Edge of Cymru Format:PaperbackIn the course of a year Julie Brominicks walked around the edge of Wales, having left her job in environmental education at the Centre for Alternative Technology in Machynlleth. As an English incomer and a Welsh learner with a long association with the country, she was interested in what Wales meant, and how she did, or didnt, fit in to it. Brominicks observations of the places and people she discovers around Wales are lively and well written,

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And dreamt he'd travelled home to Naples - at The market

age and love

but as each lock is navigated and conquered

and as Britain waits for its last hanging

born over five decades

the ship of Progress is heading towards the rocks and the rats are cheering on the quayside

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