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SS also had a factory at Great Leighs in Essex. Jessie Samuel Wright started it up, and his sons took it on. Carleton was the one I worked with. We still walk through their willow farms sometimes – they pretty much have a monopoly on it. They also plant willows around all the ditches throughout East Anglia – they husband them for 15–20 years, they then pay farmers the commission.

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