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llanychaer
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Submitted bymeinir
AddedJan 27 2004
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Description History Gallery This is a picture of the hay-making in the village of llanychaer, pembrokeshire.My grandfather, William Thomas is sat in the centre of the photo holding a cup.

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Ann Evans
(2004-02-19)
So glad to see this picture of my father and family, this was taken about the year 1927.The young boy in the front of the photo was Glyndwr Thomas , my fathers younger brother, who died shortly after this photo was taken. Little did they know then, that this photo would be on the internet one day !!

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