Y Llew C?ch and Dereks Plaice, Machynlleth

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Y Llew C?ch and Dereks Plaice, Machynlleth

Image: © Jaggery Taken: 28 Mar 2012

On market day (a Wednesday) a temporary stall is outside a pub Y Llew Côch (The Red Lion) on the north side of Heol Maengwyn (A489). Market day is a centuries-old tradition in Machynlleth. It was granted a charter in 1291 to hold weekly markets.

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.59049
Longitude
-3.85256