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 15:16:26
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 2008 Aberglasney Animals Carmarthenshire Close-up Country House Cymru Fauna Flora Gardens Nikon D300 Outdoors Restoration Project South Wales Tourist Attraction Wales Wales/Cymru Wildlife
CameraNikon D300
Lens18.0-200.0 mm f/3.5-5.6 
Focal Length200mm
Focal Length (35mm)300mm
Shutter Speed1/250
Aperturef/5.6
ISO Speed200

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