Frosty-roofed bungalow, Tir-Phil
Introduction
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Frosty-roofed bungalow, Tir-Phil
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 20 Jan 2011
The bungalow is set back from the A4049, a few tens of metres on the Tir-Phil side of the boundary with New Tredegar. Though it is just after midday on a sunny winter's day, the January sun has risen only a little above the high ground behind the bungalow, not high enough to reach the bungalow, so overnight frost remains on the roof. The land in the background reaches an elevation of about 430 metres (1400 feet), whereas the bungalow is about 210 metres (690 feet) above sea level.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.720021
Longitude
-3.244908