Penarth Pier Pavilion, Penarth
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Emma Cownie is a contemporary artist, focusing on the landscapes of South Wales and Ireland (especially Donegal and Northern Ireland). Landscapes, countryside and urban. Her work is on the cover of Claire Keegan's "Foster". Commissions welcome. Art prints available.
Penarth Pavilion is a fully restored Art Deco Pier Pavilion based on the coast in South Wales. The Pavilion is a multi-functional building housing a gallery, cinema, cafe and restaurant.
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The entrance to the pier at Penarth on a sunny Saturday in late spring. The pier itself dates from 1895, and the entrance pavilion is an addition which dates from 1929.
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A refreshing little getaway less than a 15-minute train ride to the south of the city
Eric Gaskell is an artist who has been painting for 40 years, based in Rugby, UK he has had many exhibitions both one-man and group in the UK and other countries. A contemporary painter producing works both figurative and semi-figurative in acrylic and oil. Paintings, drawings and prints across all genre landscapes, nudes and still lifes.
Hi all, Few finds from last week. The first vert in matrix found at Lavernock point. The others at Penarth. Think the third vert might be a chunk of plesiosaur. Fourth find probably just a lump of rock - it has some unusual parallel indentations though. Can anyone offer any advice on where to look for fossils in-situ at Lavernock? So far all my finds are just from the shingle and I'd like to learn where to look to find fossils in the shale that I've been reading about (appreciate that they are rare!). I think on a low tide I found the shale beds last year, see pics at the end, is this the rock where fossils have been found before (when not covered in weed and mud)? Many thanks 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷
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Set over two floors in a beautifully converted former Victorian market and meeting hall in the centre of Penarth, Hamptons is a haven of unique, design led home interiors and gifts.
Opened in February 1895 as a simple jetty and promenade, Penarth Pier - 197 metres long - was built for paddle steamers across the Bristol Channel which brought visitors to the seaside resort town. In 1907 the wooden pavilion was added. The pier has been owner by the local council. Regular ferry services ended in 1981, but MV Balmoral and PS Waverley, operated by the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society still use the pier.
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Penarth Pier & Pavilion
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