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Showing posts with label Wales 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wales 2016. Show all posts
22 July 2019

A reminder of the vision
of the ‘melting pot’ from
the poet of the ghetto

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‘They shall worship You at sunrise, / And feel Your Kingdom’s might’ … waiting for sunrise on Inishmore on the Aran Islands last week (Phot...
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31 August 2016

A Sidney Sussex don and father
of the architect of Portmeirion

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The Sidney Sussex boathouse by the River Cam … John Clough Williams-Ellis (1833-1913) was a good oarsman and swimmer and received a medal f...
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07 August 2016

Finding old churches,
long names and Irish
bishops in Angelsey

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Beaumaris Castle, completed in 1296, dominates the town in south-east Anglesey (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Comerford ...
03 July 2016

Portmeirion is a colourful
and extravagant essay in
architecture and no prison

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Portmeirion is a bold splash of colour and extravagance with the promise of summer joys (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Co...
06 May 2016

Is the chapel tradition in
steep decline in Wales?

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A converted chapel on Church Street in Beaumaris serves many secular uses (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Comerford I wo...
05 May 2016

Images of the Ascension and the Kingdom
in Penmon Priory and Bangor Cathedral

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The Ascension depicted in the East Window in Saint Seiriol’s Church at Penmon Priory, near Beaumaris (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) ...

The architectural legacy of Beaumaris
includes many unexpected Tudor gems

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The streets of Beaumaris have many Tudor houses surviving from the 15th and 16th centuries (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick...