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St Dogmaels Road at Cardigan boundary
by Colin Pyle
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Staging on Prince Charles Quay, Cardigan
by Bob Jones
This new quay at Cardigan has been designed to include open-air staging for performances on the front of the quay. A recent addition is the permanent sculpture of three links in a chain.
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Castle Green House, Cardigan Castle (rear)
This is a rare rear view of the Georgian house built within Cardigan Castle.
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Car park at the quay
by Rob Purvis
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Afon Teifi
by E Gammie
Looking downstream from the footbridge. The tide is ebbing.
The Teifi at low tide and in sunnier conditions: Link
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Pizzatipi restaurant
by Pebble
A view of the Pizzatipi restaurant in Cardigan/Aberteifi from the large steps outside.
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Prince Charles Quay, Cardigan
The words of a poem by Ceri Wyn Jones are in corporated into the wall of this restored quay. See also SN1745 : Prince Charles Quay, Cardigan .
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Standing stone at the edge of Cardigan Castle
by Jaggery
Viewed across Green Street looking towards the SW edge of the remains of Cardigan Castle.
The plaque on the stone records that the castle was the location of the first National Eisteddfod, held in 1176.
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Disused garage building in Bridgend, Cardigan
One aged pump remains and the building looks very unused. Once a common sight on our roads these old roadside pit-stop type garages date from the early 'heyday' of motoring when cars were fairly simple, could be patched up and the... (more)
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Afon Teifi, Cardigan
by Steven Brown
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The Grosvenor, Bridge Street, Cardigan
by Bill Boaden
Apart from the castle wall, this is the first building that greets one on the north side of the river. It had a couple of mainstream real ales together with Evan Evans Cwrw.
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Welsh inscription of pavement mural
I could not see any translation for this stone centre piece of the pavement mural. Found out that this commemorates John Hughes.
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