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Stories from the River - Tragedies

Where there is water, there will inevitably be tragedy.

Hear the sad stories of fisher people, and the mining disaster in Landshipping. The mining tragedy brought women miners and rural depopulation into the spotlight.

View from Picton Point across to Landshipping.
View from Picton Point across to Landshipping.​

🔊 Castle Beach Fishing Tragedy

🔊 Landshipping Disaster

🔊 Sam and Mary of Llangwm