The Valley Works: Mendelssohn, Mustard Gas and Memory

Posted on 27/02/2015 by Bobby Seal

HPIM4347What connects lead-mining, Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Kingsley and a secret chemical weapons plant in North Wales?  Read all about it in this new piece by Bobby Seal available now at Unofficial Britain

Unofficial Britain is ‘a hub for unusual perspectives on the landscape of the British Isles, exploring the urban, the rural and the spaces in between.’

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Freelance writer, poet and psychogeographer
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