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Out of the Rock

BBC One
on BBC One London

The age of fifty, says John Petts, is a good time for assessment.
In this film he looks back and finds that the strength and majesty of rock, in the mountains and sea cliffs of Wales, have helped him survive as an artistcraftsman.
First transmission on BBC Wales, November 17, 1964

Contributors

Presenter:
John Petts
Cameraman:
Tom Friswell
Sound:
Ted Doull
Film editor:
Brian Turvey
Producer:
Derek Trimby
Source: Radio Times

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