The Grand Pavilion, with its distinctive 1930’s facade and its unique features, is situated on Porthcawl’s seafront.
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sianysian
- Monday, 10. Sep, 2007 @ 13:39:32
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Usksider
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- Monday, 10. Sep, 2007 @ 13:45:12
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- Monday, 10. Sep, 2007 @ 13:47:56
That's actually quite impressive isn't it. Is it quite a bustling place?
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Usksider
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- Monday, 10. Sep, 2007 @ 13:53:09
It was once, but I don't so these days; the British seaside holiday being no longer what it once was of course...
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kevinwilson
Pro - Monday, 10. Sep, 2007 @ 15:03:49
is it on a par with the one at brighton?
it certainly looks impressive.-
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Usksider
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- Monday, 10. Sep, 2007 @ 17:18:55
No, far from it. It is quite interesting in its own small way, but the pavilion at Brighton is altogether more impressive.
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- Tuesday, 11. Sep, 2007 @ 03:32:37
I love the flowers. They catch my eye.
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Usksider
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- Tuesday, 11. Sep, 2007 @ 05:36:14
Good, they were supposed to.
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tylluanpenry
- Tuesday, 11. Sep, 2007 @ 09:15:58
Lovely photo - I like Porthcawl, have many memories of the place.
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- Tuesday, 11. Sep, 2007 @ 09:28:19
Like Penarth, Porthcawl appeals to me because of its lack of modernisation. In some ways the area is almost stuck in a time-warp.
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it's almost as gorgeous as the view from outside on a sunny day isn't it?