Old houses in Lower Mwldan
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Old houses in Lower Mwldan
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 24 Feb 2017
This is a low-lying area of the town that still floods at times of heavy rainfall, the water backing up from the Teifi river estuary via the Mwldan stream which lies behind these buildings. The dampness made housing conditions unsalubrious and accordingly this was a poverty-stricken area; even now it looks run down although some modernisation has taken place. In this view the street leads towards its junction with Market Lane.
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