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BBC Radio Kent Ep.6 – WILL & ED

Our radio series reaches its conclusion this week, as we set up camp with Will & Ed.

Will & Ed are walking around Britain, going where the wind takes them, leaving footsteps and songs and woodsmoke in their wake. We wanted to find them. So Dan and I headed Westwards with a tent, some smoked salmon, and the end of our radio series in sight. Thus we came to be camping in a Welsh woodland with the nomadic duo. And as the cookpot of sausage-and-nettle stew blupped on the campfire, darkness fell, and Will & Ed told us their story . . .

To hear it yourself, just tune into Dominic King’s show (presented this week by Rosemary Crick) on BBC Radio Kent today from 4pm:

LISTEN LIVE – BBC RADIO KENT

Or, if you have missed it, then why not . . .

LISTEN AGAIN ON THE BAKERY AUDIO PLAYER

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Our thanks to Will & Ed

Don’t forget to visit Will & Ed’s beautifully crafted website awalkaroundbritain.com

We hope you have enjoyed meeting the characters of this 6-part mini documentary series as much as we enjoyed tracking down and recording them. We would also like to thank Dominic King for giving us the opportunity to paint just a small audio picture of why Canterbury is such a wonderfully unique, vibrant and characterful place to live.

Richard Dadd & Dan Fryer

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  1. [...] Back in the summer Dan and Richard ventured into the wilds of Wales in search of Will & Ed – two old friends of The Bakery who carve out a unique lifestyle walking the country, sleeping outdoors and singing for their supper. The results were broadcast on BBC Radio Kent and formed the final 5-minute instalment of our Canterbury series for Dominic King. [...]

  2. [...] Back in the summer Dan and Richard ventured into the wilds of Wales in search of Will & Ed – two old friends of The Bakery who carve out a unique lifestyle walking the country, sleeping outdoors and singing for their supper. The results were broadcast on BBC Radio Kent and formed the final instalment of our Canterbury series for Dominic King. [...]

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