Malvern

 Before I went over to Malvern a few weeks ago I found a couple of pictures that my grandfather had taken about 95 years ago. Managed to get to exactly the same place as he had been.

Clandon Park

The last time I posted pictures from Clandon house was in 2011 and never visited after the fife in 2015 which destroyed the interior of the house.

Today I visited and had a look around the gutted shell of the house.

New Lanark

The weather forecast for going north was not promising, so a rethink of travels was called for. decided to head south a bit a revisit New Lanark.

After some debate we knew that we I had visited sometime in the past but could not get near any consensus on when. also the only proof we had visited was a flattened penny of my daughters from New Lanark.

Llangrannog

I guess anyone who has a collection of old family photographs has some photographs that they can't associate with any of their relatives.

In my case I have a collection of prints of pictures taken all over Great Britain. Some I can recognise but most are of unknown locations. 

A very few of the pictures have a location written on the back but most don't. 

The composition of the pictures are all of good quality, far more than casual snaps. Very few have people in them. Infact more have horse and carts than people.

The main set of images that are annotated are from the small port of Llangrannog, located on the Welsh coast of Cardigan Bay near Newport.

It is hard to date these images. I would have a guess that they date from the turn off the 19/20th Century.