PANT-Y-BARWN, Lledrod, Ceredigion 2012
Notes on PANT-Y-BARWN, Lledrod, Ceredigion 2012
I had been told of this old farm house a while back and had seen it featured on a national daily paper website - in much need of renovation - and this is thankfully the case. I had no intention of visiting but found myself walking along the road where this stands. The morning was cold but the sun was soon to rise. I made a few exposures. There seemed little life on this 'building site' but when I passed some six hours later there were vans parked outside and obviously another day in the slow and steady restoration had gotten under way.
I had been told of this old farm house a while back and had seen it featured on a national daily paper website - in much need of renovation - and this is thankfully the case. I had no intention of visiting but found myself walking along the road where this stands. The morning was cold but the sun was soon to rise. I made a few exposures. There seemed little life on this 'building site' but when I passed some six hours later there were vans parked outside and obviously another day in the slow and steady restoration had gotten under way.
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By Mick Taylor: We are restoring this house to live in, slow and steady aptly describes it but aim to move in by late 2013. By Sian Parry-Jones: Hi Paul
I think this is another of my old family homes. A search of the digitised items at the National Library shows the will of Thomas Pryse of Pant y Barwn, who I think was my great, great, great, great, great grandfather.
I hope it's being looked after!
Sian