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“Pencoed Castle” -One of several little known castles in the Wentwood Forest region - now part of a farmyard.
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“Penrhos” - The Farmhouse at Penrhos stands within ancient earth works once believed to have been a Roman Camp but now considered by Historians to be a bastion established during the Civil War in the 1640’s.
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“Pentopyn” - A farm near Llanddewi Fach.
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“Penyglog Lane”- Penyglog Lane runs between Llandegfedd Village and Llangybi - only this is an image of Pen y Parc Lane - But don’t tell anyone ( ! ) I called the painting “Penyglog Lane” because I preferred the name ! Ho ! Ho !
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“Penywaun Lane” - My Grandmother’s Cottage at St Dials- now long demolished: Growing up there as a child I hear her stories about “Fairy Folk” - Hence my interest in folklore and legend: I used to imagine that all her tales had taken place at this Cottage
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“Perthellic” - A Farm near the Rectory at Llandewi Fach: I once met a Metal Detectorist who had found part of an ancient pewter chalice replete with a Latin inscription.
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“Skenfrith” - Skenfrith Castle and Mill on the banks of the River Monnow - the border between Gwent and Herefordshire.
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“Snow on the Mountain” - A view of the Mynydd Maen Ridge in winter.
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“St. David's Church LLanddewi Fach” - Arthur Machen’s Father was the Vicar at this Church - I have his signature on copies of my relatives burial records from the 1870’s.
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“Summerscene”- A view of the wide Vale of Usk on a high summer’s day.
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“The Blue Cottage” - An example of one of the many characterful cottages that can be found in rural Gwent.
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“The Caeryder Oak” - The Caeryder Oak at Llanhennock was once the largest oak tree in Wales - Now dead it still presents a spectacle within the landscape: In 1837 the people celebrated the Coronation of Queen Victoria under it’s branches.
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