Penhow Village Shop, Parc Seymour
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Penhow Village Shop, Parc Seymour
Image: © Jeremy Bolwell Taken: 21 Sep 2013
It used to be the local Post Office and is now run, seemingly, by the village and staffed by volunteers. It's a great store - very reasonable prices (apples at 10p) and including features like 'free pears' donated by locals who have surplus produce and who don't wish necessarily to profit from their sale, just donate to the greater good. The pear was delicious by the way. The service was bright, cheery and efficient and many a so-called convenience store could learn a few lessons from this retail operation.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.621165
Longitude
-2.857529