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Currently watching "Grand Designs" with some lunes building a house on the edge of a North Welsh cliff.
Which is receding as the sea washes it away.
Also drinking some pear cider.
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Just seen that too. About 30 miles from my Ex's family farm on Pen Llyn. Strangely enough, their 'spare' farmhouse was abandoned* about 10 years ago when the erosion got too much. Last time I was there, it had 5 times the land between the house and the sea as that place had.
* - when i say abandoned, i mean sold to some English person lulled into a false sense of security by the summer weather. They haven't been seen since they bought it. Indeed, one of the barns blew down last winter, probably in that storm on the telly just now. Saeson twmffat.
Just seen that too. About 30 miles from my Ex's family farm on Pen Llyn. Strangely enough, their 'spare' farmhouse was abandoned* about 10 years ago when the erosion got too much. Last time I was there, it had 5 times the land between the house and the sea as that place had.
* - when i say abandoned, i mean sold to some English person lulled into a false sense of security by the summer weather. They haven't been seen since they bought it. Indeed, one of the barns blew down last winter, probably in that storm on the telly just now. Saeson twmffat.
You would have thought the orchard growing at 45 degrees would have been a hint.
Remarkably, the chicken hut (which started life as a WW2 observation post to spot Luftwaffe chaps heading for Liverpool), is utterly unscathed on the cliftop. Even the chicken tulip hasn't blown out
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