Ynyshir, The Pit c.1965
Photo ref:
Y33001A
Photo ref:
Y33001A
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A final view of the Park with plenty of activity around the paddling pool, but with no one in it. It could well have been too early in the year as the people on the grass look well covered up; additionally the trees are not yet in full leaf. The ubiquitous St Catherine breaks through what would have been the skyline.
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I was evacuated to Ynyshir during the last war. My two sisters and I were looked after by the wonderful Gladys ,William and son Royston Rowley family at 11 Wind Street. Could not have wished for a lovelier family. I went to the local school and attended the Methodist Church regularly. Remember sheep waking down the mountain, crossing railway at bottom of Wind Street and walking freely along the roads. Used to walk ...see more
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