away in a clear out. he fears the same could happen in the future. my grandchildren are interested, i but my children are not interested in actually the stuff itself. what they told me, if — - god forbid — if i died tomorrow they'd chuck it all away. oh, that would break my heart. i'd like some of it to go to a place where people can look— at it and treasure it. i've treasured it in my life. the scene is one of the most tragic in the history of welsh mining valleys, which are so used to the horrors of pit disasters. this memorial garden is on the site of pantglasjunior school, where so many people lost their lives in the aberfan disaster. the aim is that the artefacts could be kept somewhere safe and secure outside of aberfan. it's clear that of the community in aberfan have been quite careful about how memorialisation works,