We had a fabulous time in Cardiff. Here’s some pics:
St Fagans National History Museum is an astonishingly good place to visit, with the open air site containing over 40 lovingly rebuilt buildings from Wales’ history.
The row of workmen’s cottages from Rhyd-y-car were my favourite.
St Fagans National History Museum
A little less easy on the eye was Nant-y-moel and Ogmore Vale, two down-at-heel former mining villages, still struggling to find a purpose after Herr Thatcher finished off the local industry in the mid 1980s.
Related posts:
Ogmore-by-sea, south Wales
Return to St Fagans museum, Cardiff
Porthcawl seaside town – photos
Checking out the new National Museum of Art in Cardiff
Cardiff pub The Vulcan loses its fight to survive, building to move to National History Museum
Greenwich photos, south London
A Christmas Day walk in Wales: snow, hills and blue skies
Christmas update 2003 – drinking in wales
