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Penrhyn Castle
by Chris Shaw
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Bed of Inula plants at Penrhyn Castle
In the walled garden at Penrhyn Castle.
A member of the aster family.
I'm informed it's Inula orientalis.
For a closer view see SH6071 : Honey bee on Inula plant at Penrhyn Castle walled garden
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Grazing beside the North Wales Coast Line
by JThomas
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Penrhyn Castle (set of 2 images)
Penrhyn Castle is a country house near Bangor, in the form of a Norman castle. The present building was created between about 1822 and 1837 to designs by Thomas Hopper for George Hay Dawkins-Pennant who owned the Penrhyn Estate.
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Part of Penrhyn Castle
The castle is of course a mock castle, built mainly in the early to mid 19th century (on the site of a medieval castle) by the Pennant or Douglas-Pennant family who made vast fortunes from the sugar trade initially and quarrying... (more)
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View from Penrhyn Castle
by DS Pugh
Looking over part of the estate from the main building terrace.
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Walled Garden, Penrhyn Castle
by Eirian Evans
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Mobile phone mast next to railway line, Tal-y-bont
by Meirion
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Holyhead to London Euston Express
by Eric Jones
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Railway museum, Penrhyn Castle |
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Penrhyn Castle
Penrhyn Castle, not a real castle but a mock castle built between 1822-37 to design by Thomas Hopper. The castle is built on the site of, and around an earlier house. Today the castle is owned by the National Trust.
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Lonely horse, near Tal-y-Bont
by Eirian Evans
The trees behind the fence form the railway embankment
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