Creation boss Alan McGee says Hay-on-Wye is perfect example of how our towns should look as coroprate 'clone towns' encroach - Wales News - News from @walesonline
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2 comments:
I see that Alan McGee has just been auctioning some memorabilia - including John Lennon's tooth!
If we're going to talk teeth, how about roots? McGee was born in East Kilbride, while the article says he's a native of Hay.
Has the "Western Fail" got it wrong, or has a journalist been slightly misled in the Creation of a myth?
P.H.
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