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Wales, United Kingdom · Wales

Objects from my garden: A sherd of pottery from Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

It is a very long time since I dug anything out of the garden worth posting about, but here’s a fun one from the other day. Unlike the gollywog sherd (object 9), which took me a moment to figure out (mainly because I was holding it upside down) this made itself understood as soon as I turned it over. It’s a very small piece, just 6cm long, but its provenance is beyond question: Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. This …Read Article

Llangollen · Llangollen

Castell Dinas Brân, Castle of Crows above Llangollen – Medieval ruins and stunning views

Dinas Brân. Source: Clwydian Range and Dee Valley website I have been visiting Dinas Brân on and off for decades, but have never got around to writing it up. It was one of my favourite walks with the family dog in the 1980s when my parents lived hereabouts. Much later, a regular return trip between Aberdovey and Rossett gave me the opportunity to see the castle from various different angles in all sorts of weather, the conical hill on which it…Read Article

A visit to Birkenhead Priory #2: St Mary’s Parish Church and HMS Thetis

Introduction The remains of the former church interior, with a tall arch that, now blocked with brick, once gave access to the tower St Mary’s Parish Church in Birkenhead has a splendid claim to fame as one of the earliest churches to have cast iron tracery in its window openings, in place of the usual stone mullions and tracery. Although relentlessly Gothic Revival in style, it truly is a child of the Industrial Revolution. St Mary’s sits over…St Mary · St Mary Read Article

Medieval ambition and musket ball holes at the Church of St Chad’s in Holt (Grade 1 listed)

Introduction Either side of the River Dee, and linked by the lovely late medieval red sandstone bridge, are the villages of Holt on the Welsh side and Farndon on the English side, each with its own substantial red sandstone church, both of which are dedicated to St Chad and both of which have well-populated churchyards. Each has its own very particular character and personality, and as well as being the centres of Christian devotion and burial,…Church · Holt Read Article

The Cheshire Lunatic Asylum 1854-1870 – Part 2.2

As I outlined in part 2.1, for part 2, just as in Part 1, I have again divided part 2 into two posts, 2.1 and 2.2, mainly because of the number of images used, which would take too long to load if I left it as a single piece. This is the second part of part 2, part 2.2. Part 2.1 is here. xxx xxx Insights from the annual Visitor and Superintendent Reports for 1854-1870 contd. Patients and their backgrounds In the annual reports, patients are la…Chester, England · Chester Read Article

Parking boost for Llangollen as Pavilion grounds open to public

Parking in Llangollen will be boosted this summer, thanks to the creation of additional spaces for visitors. From today (Thursday, 15 May) the Llangollen Pavilion grounds will open up for car parking when the venue isn’t hosting events. The move by the Eisteddfod team will make close to 180 additional spaces available for visitors ahead […]Llangollen · Llangollen See the Story

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