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A quirky, alternative documentary on Mousehole in Cornwall, ‘the loveliest village in England’ (Dylan Thomas), based around a conversation between host Joanna Neary and writer Jane Harvey.
Starting with a book Jane loves, the episode flows with the stories that appear...
A swear free episode but does contain sound recordings of ghost activity.
Parody song by Jane Harvey based on an original by Harry Glasson and performed by Rosie Sosic.
Original music written and recorded by Hedluv.
Made with support from funding from The Arts Council England.
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