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[The Cliffs, Lle Cul]

[The Cliffs, Lle Cul]

Limestone cliffs under a bright blue sky. On the left hand side of the photo there is evidence of either a geological fault or possibly an angular unconformity.

[The Estuary, Laugharne]

[The Estuary, Laugharne]

A bright blue sea with a sandy beach and headland protruding into the sea in the middle of the left hand side of the canvas. Just above centre is a small sandbank with a larger one above it and to the right. A thin strip of land is visible on the horizon.

The Ffos, Lle Cul

The Ffos, Lle Cul

A view of the limestone cliffs and valley floor taken from a crevice in the rocks. Taken from the same viewpoint as slide 4689/37.A sketch of this view (see llyfr ffoto 4691/56).

The land and the sea,

Ink draft, [1997x1998], of the introductions by Kyffin Williams to the sections on the sea and 'Landscape' for his book, The land & the sea (Llandysul, 1998), together with an agreement, 1998, regarding the publication of the book.

The Lion of the Pampa,

Typescript entitled 'The Lion of the Pampa' by Evelyn Lloyd. A manuscript note on the front page reads "Written in 1936-37 and founded on fact. The original bandit was Barioletti, of the Pampa, Argentina, who was still living in the 1930s".

Lloyd, Evelyn, Argentina.

[The Wave, Trearddur]

[The Wave, Trearddur]

A framed painting of the sea breaking over rocks. A headland is visible on the horizon on the right. The painting has been photographed on an easel with a Kodak Colour Control Patch visible in the bottom of the frame.

[The Wave, Trearddur]

[The Wave, Trearddur]

A framed painting of the sea breaking over rocks. A headland is visible on the horizon on the right. The painting has been photographed with a Kodak Colour Control Patch visible in the bottom of the frame.

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