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The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre

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The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre is a multi-award-winning building built in 2017 with accessibility at its heart, it offers opportunities for people of all backgrounds and abilities to connect with landscape. The Sill’s broad learning and engagement programme works with schools, groups, and individuals to provide opportunities for people to connect with landscape, nature and the environment through arts, heritage, and culture.

https://www.thesill.org.uk/

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