By the A493 south of Llwyngwril
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By the A493 south of Llwyngwril
Image: © Eirian Evans Taken: 19 Mar 2019
A couple of interesting items here - the chair with a crocheted cover impaled on the telegraph pole, and my reflection caught in the mirror. They are by a track going down to a house. In 2015, the villagers of Llwyngwril began an art project (yarn bombing) creating knitted and crocheted animals, figures and the legendary Gwril giant to decorate the village. The purpose of the project was to bring the community together to raise funds for Y Canolfan (Llwyngwril Community Centre).
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Image Location
Latitude
52.657447
Longitude
-4.096845