Around Penygardden in 2010

2010 Water troughs close to the Hill Fort, long since gone.

A small selection of pictures taken 18th March 2010 around Penygardden Hall, Farm and Hill Fort.

The Pebble outside Penygardden Farm.
The Milk Churn stand outside Penygardden Farm.
Looking towards Afoneitha.
2010 Water troughs close to the Hill Fort, long since gone.
View of Penygardden Hall.
View of Penygardden Hall.
Spring flowers in the grounds of Penygardden Hall.
Spring flowers in the grounds of Penygardden Hall.

Source: Graham Lloyd.

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