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Radio Berkshire,2 mins

Wash Common author Richard Adams loved where he grew up

Sarah Walker

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Wash Common author Richard Adams was best known for Watership Down, and his daughter told Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµ Radio Berkshire's Sarah Walker how the local countryside inspired his work. She also discusses his new novel, Egg box Dragon: Juliet Johnson: "I think it was who he was, and I think writing Watership Down was an escape. "He was a countryman, he grew up in Wash Common when it was much quieter, the roads were made of dust in his day... I know there were a lot of woods that he liked. "Things like bulrushes and toads, they were his companions. "He lived a very rich imaginative life."

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