We’ll take a walk across the Red River Valley exploring the way our voices and creative thinking can sharpen our experience of a landscape rich in industrial heritage and biodiversity. We’ll read some poems, do some writing, dip our hands in the water, and test the musical qualities of the river and the ruins that made it run red.
Led by the poet John Wedgwood Clarke, Senior Lecturer in the Creative Writing at the University of Exeter.
Saturday 26th June 10am-12pm
Meet at the Croust Hut at Kind Edward Mine. Wellingtons and waterproofs essential.
This creative writing workshop is part of the Red River project funded by the AHRC and Exeter University. To find out more, go to
www.redriverpoetry.comTickets £10 per family – all proceeds donated to KEAP
