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Tag Archives: Ashley Down

Growing up in a city that was never there

The day Bristol Museum and Art Gallery’s Chinese Room disappeared, was the day I first realised that places, like people, can change.

To my childhood self, the idea that a place wasn’t fixed, that it wouldn’t necessarily always be the same and might even vanish, came as a shock

October 8, 2019 in Bristol, City, Uncategorized.

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