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<p>Sheep, hills and inbreds. The typical image of rural Wales is hardly flattering. So why is a little market town in the Welsh Marches attracting waves of newcomers? Hay-on-Wye is hardly 'typical'. Nestled under the Black Mountains, it's home to 20 second-hand bookshops and the UK's largest literary festival. Yet is that the sum of its appeal?<br><br><br>From an old pottery workshop under a castle tump, Oliver Balch embarks on an entertaining ex...Seguir leyendo