Originally built in 1660 and extensively modified in the 19th century, the Nation Trust rescued the house from decay in 1990.
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An pictorial account of activities and thoughts of David Whitworth, a returned VSO volunteer.
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2018
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July
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- Book - Fire and Fury
- Gearing Up for Furniture Making
- Upton House, Banbury
- Newton House, Llandeilo
- Dinefwr Castle, Llandeilo
- Rhossili
- Burry Port Sunset
- Cefn Bryn, the Other Side
- Cefn Byrn, Views From
- Across from Arthur's Stone
- Weobley Castle
- Penclawdd
- Kidwelly Castle
- Llanstephan
- San Fran house - Stairway
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