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The Way to the Sea: Caroline Crampton in conversation with Adrian Evans

The Way to the Sea: Caroline Crampton in conversation with Adrian Evans

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Tue 1st Jan 2019

Sat 14 Sep, 3:30pm - 4:30pm (2019)

Quayside Room, Museum of London Docklands, West India Quay, E14 4AL

Nearest Pier is Canary Wharf Pier

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Over the centuries, London displaced everything from sewage to silt to the working poor downstream. How did the Thames Estuary acquire its ‘unlovely reputation’? Written as a love letter to the river, enjoy extracts from Caroline Crampton’s The Way to the Sea and find out more about the forgotten estuary in this Q&A session with festival director Adrian Evans.