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Its a great place. Llandudno is easily the best town in North Wales.
Most North Welsh hate the South Welsh lot. The Welsh Assembly is very South centered.
And at the end of the day it is still Wales......
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I remember a sheep falling off the Great Orme when I was visiting there as a child - it's a windy old placeOriginally posted by OwlHoot View Post2016-05-18 £1m Parc Farm on Great Orme up for £1 annual rent
Looks like quite a good deal for someone with a young family, although I imagine it would be hard work.
You'd have to put up with Brillo hanging around there too.
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Farm to rent for £1 a year
2016-05-18 £1m Parc Farm on Great Orme up for £1 annual rent
Looks like quite a good deal for someone with a young family, although I imagine it would be hard work.A £1m farm is available to rent for £1 a year providing the tenant is prepared to look after it and its "fragile" landscape - and a lot of sheep.
The National Trust is offering the keys to Parc Farm on the top of Great Orme, near Llandudno, Conwy county.
Last year, the trust stepped in to protect the land and now hopes someone can help it to recover.
It has rare habitats and species - some of which the charity said exists nowhere else on Earth. ...Tags: None
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