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And on record no less.

Interpret these words as you see them. It's sort of sad in a way. Feels Melancholy.

I welcome everyone's interpretations of these words.

I forgot where I was at the time. For me doesn't matter because the timing of this photograph was perfect. A person walking the sands with their dog. I do have more pictures I just need to develop some film.

They stated insurance reasons and his old age.

The pieces here take on stories. The pictures help the pieces come alive. Without them the reader is lost and confused. It's up to you how you interpret them.

We start with the local asylum that's partially abandoned. Moving on to the ocean. Then we take a look at the railway station. Before observing the BT Tower. As we stroll to the giant residential block that holds a restaurant atop of it. Passing the local wildlife. Ending our journey on the other side of the bay.

This is Swansea.

All pictures are my own.

All pictures are mine.

A place we call home. For many there will be a sense of Hiraeth.

Cefn Coed Hospital (1932) is a partially Abandoned Edwardian asylum and the last of its type.

Got this on CD but finding it hard to get on Vinyl.

Set over a single 24-hour period, it explores the eccentric, funny, and deeply moving inner lives of the residents of Llareggub, a fictional seaside Welsh village. Guided by an all-knowing narrator, the audience gets a peek into the villagers' dreams, secret desires, and daily routines. It is celebrated worldwide for its rich, musical poetry and its celebration of ordinary human life.