Photos by net_efekt: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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net_efekt's conversations
Uaaa, shume foto e bukur, keep the fab work up! =D
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Oh, it's actually a quite sturdy cast iron contruct. ;-)
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My typo. You're quite right! ;-)
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Cottage near Prenteg, overlooking Porthmadog and it's estuary to the Irish Sea (North Wales).
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yll fare kjo foto
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Thanks for the compliment ashcaw! Hope you get a chance to see a bit of the area. ;-)
More pix of the Village at my flickr.com pages: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wheatfields/sets/72057594112183351/
Best regards
PS: Like your Cornwall pix.
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The track green? You've lost me there. This was a bright spring day after it had rained previously, so the colours were really vivid (which is why I took the pic). No photoshopping here, promise! ;-)
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Country Collections antique shop on High Street
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The manor house was enlarged and improved in 1601, and bears a plaque on the front stating "T.A. 1601", which stands for Thomas Archdale, the owner at that time. It still retains its original appearance whereas most of the other old cottages and buildings have been restored.
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The village lock-up, built in 1834, is a pyramid-shaped stone structure standing near the edge of the old quarry site. It has a heavy padlocked door and the floor space is about six feet square with a headroom of about eight feet. During the 19th century it was used to lock up drunks overnight before sending them to the Oxford court. More recently it has been opened every May Day. For a small charge visitors can be locked up for five minutes or so, and given a certificate to prove it.
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