PENRHEOL, Cwmcerdinen 2020
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Notes on PENRHEOL, Cwmcerdinen 2020
Quiet roadside location and I had presumed vacant but a number of caravans around rear of property and signs of occupancy (in caravans).
Strange little place, maybe subject of fire or perhaps just neglect hence dereliction, now most likely used as storage and/or for livestock shelter.
I did not enter the property but just took a couple of photographs after a long walk searching for another ruin. The sun was bright and even before I develop the negatives
i expect the finished images will suffer to some degree with flare.
Quiet roadside location and I had presumed vacant but a number of caravans around rear of property and signs of occupancy (in caravans).
Strange little place, maybe subject of fire or perhaps just neglect hence dereliction, now most likely used as storage and/or for livestock shelter.
I did not enter the property but just took a couple of photographs after a long walk searching for another ruin. The sun was bright and even before I develop the negatives
i expect the finished images will suffer to some degree with flare.
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Comments
By Elaine Franks: Hello Paul, could you tell me when this photo was taken please. I used to live at Ty Trawst, next down the lane from Penrheol, until approx 2003 and was friendly with the owner, Ruth Young. It looks from this photo as though she finally abandoned Penrheol and it has been vandalised, but I would like to find out what happened to her, my other former neighbours having now either died or been replaced by incomers, I have been unable to contact her.
Many thanks for any info.
Elaine Franks By Elaine Franks: Hello Paul, could you tell me when this photo was taken please. I used to live at Ty Trawst, next down the lane from Penrheol, until approx 2003 and was friendly with the owner, Ruth Young. It looks from this photo as though she finally abandoned Penrheol and it has been vandalised, but I would like to find out what happened to her, my other former neighbours having now either died or been replaced by incomers, I have been unable to contact her.
Many thanks for any info.
Elaine Franks