Aberglasney House and Gardens

Built in the 16th Century but restored and updated several times since, the interior of Aberglasney is - as of writing - unrestored and other than a couple of downstairs rooms is not open to the public. It does however have extensive gardens and part of the interior of the house has been converted to a green house in which there are various sub-tropical plants.

Built in the 16th Century but restored and updated several times since, the interior of Aberglasney is - as of writing - unrestored and other than a couple of downstairs rooms is not open to the public. It does however have extensive gardens and part of the interior of the house has been converted to a green house in which there are various sub-tropical plants.
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Built in the 16th Century but restored and updated several times since, the interior of Aberglasney is - as of writing - unrestored and other than a couple of downstairs rooms is not open to the public. It does however have extensive gardens and part of the interior of the house has been converted to a green house in which there are various sub-tropical plants. Built in the 16th Century but restored and updated several times since, the interior of Aberglasney is - as of writing - unrestored and other than a couple of downstairs rooms is not open to the public. It does however have extensive gardens and part of the interior of the house has been converted to a green house in which there are various sub-tropical plants. Built in the 16th Century but restored and updated several times since, the interior of Aberglasney is - as of writing - unrestored and other than a couple of downstairs rooms is not open to the public. It does however have extensive gardens and part of the interior of the house has been converted to a green house in which there are various sub-tropical plants. Built in the 16th Century but restored and updated several times since, the interior of Aberglasney is - as of writing - unrestored and other than a couple of downstairs rooms is not open to the public. It does however have extensive gardens and part of the interior of the house has been converted to a green house in which there are various sub-tropical plants. Built in the 16th Century but restored and updated several times since, the interior of Aberglasney is - as of writing - unrestored and other than a couple of downstairs rooms is not open to the public. It does however have extensive gardens and part of the interior of the house has been converted to a green house in which there are various sub-tropical plants.
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Carmarthenshire..Aberglasney
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Index PageCarmarthenshire..Aberglasney
Date2008-05-24 15:13:03
DescriptionBuilt in the 16th Century but restored and updated several times since, the interior of Aberglasney is - as of writing - unrestored and other than a couple of downstairs rooms is not open to the public. It does however have extensive gardens and part of the interior of the house has been converted to a green house in which there are various sub-tropical plants.
CountyCarmarthenshire
CountryCymru/Wales
CopyrightCopyright 2008 Kenvyn Davies & Debbie Phillips
Tags 16th Century 2008 Aberglasney Architecture Building Buildings Carmarthenshire Country House Cymru Gardens Historic Buildings House Manor House Mansion Nikon D300 Outdoors Rear Elevation Restoration Project South Wales Tourist Attraction Wales Wales/Cymru
CameraNikon D300
Lens18.0-200.0 mm f/3.5-5.6 
Focal Length26mm
Focal Length (35mm)39mm
Shutter Speed1/320
Aperturef/9.0
ISO Speed200

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