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         		 the ceiling in the lobby of the British Museum: by jtanabe, Views[229]
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    artifact in the British Museum: by jtanabe, Views[247]
         		 Egypt Artifact in the British Museum: by jtanabe, Views[240]
         		 Tower Bridge: by jtanabe, Views[200]
         		 Royal Albert Hall: by jtanabe, Views[270]
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    Statue in the middle of Hyde Park: by jtanabe, Views[248]
         		 Mallory and Val on our first Tube ride: by jtanabe, Views[246]
         		 Bobby, Meesh, and I on our first Tube ride: by jtanabe, Views[264]
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         		 River Dee at Llangollen: by ronsan, Views[420]
         		 Keswick: by ronsan, Views[268]
     
    Derwentwater at Keswick: by ronsan, Views[344]
         		 Marina on Derwentwater Keswick: by ronsan, Views[351]
         		 Chris, Ron and Sandra at Tarn Hows: by ronsan, Views[383]
         		 Foxgloves at Tarn Hows: by ronsan, Views[313]
         		 UK museums have such great exhibits for children so that they leave with a reference point for later study of history/geography/science: by tregenza_family, Views[472]
     
    The children's section of the exhibition showing aspects of Welsh life.: by tregenza_family, Views[427]
         		 A nineteenth century workers club, with library, teaching spaces etc that has recently be moved, stone by stone to St Fagan's: by tregenza_family, Views[413]
         		 Walking back to pick up the pots: by tregenza_family, Views[358]
         		 Welsh farm house: by tregenza_family, Views[859]
         		 Cart or carriage?: by tregenza_family, Views[286]
     
    We were grateful for Arnie the horse's efforts on our behalf: by tregenza_family, Views[254]
         		 Delight in the sensory experience of the carriage ride.: by tregenza_family, Views[274]
         		 We saw part of St Fagan's from a horse drawn carriage. It was so lovely to clip clop our way through the woods.: by tregenza_family, Views[373]
         		 Leaving the Celtic Village to move to another section of St Fagan's Museum : by tregenza_family, Views[329]
         		 The Celtic Village from around the time of the birth of Christ: by tregenza_family, Views[383]
     
    Inside the Celtic Village reconstructed to show how the Welsh lived around 2000 years ago.: by tregenza_family, Views[860]
         		 Tom absolutely adored the tactile experience of wheel pottery.: by tregenza_family, Views[294]
         		 Throwing his own pot at St Fagan's Museum of Welsh Life. Not sure how to transport this one home!: by tregenza_family, Views[290]
         		 St Fagan's had a pottery where the children could try wheel throwing their own pots.: by tregenza_family, Views[352]
         		 Grinding wheat to produce flour. The Welsh would mostly grind corn as the climate was too wet for wheat.: by tregenza_family, Views[358]
     
    In the mill, different types of grinding stones (some from India) were available for the children to use so that they could see what the large mill stone was doing and how much labour a water powered mill had saved.: by tregenza_family, Views[493]
         		 Inside the farm house, in front of the open fire.: by tregenza_family, Views[427]
         		 Arriving at St Fagan's Museum of Welsh Life, an 80 acre space where historically significant buildings from around Wales have been reconstructed or moved stone by stone from their original locations.: by tregenza_family, Views[302]
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         		 After finding this shop by accident on Sunday afternoon, we returned to Penzance on Tuesday when it was open. Ian met the owner, David Lesley Tregenza.: by tregenza_family, Views[305]
     
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