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Ballet at The Ship; Dimbleby's Grocery; Candy Box; Hywel the Barber; Dai Magic; Pandoras Box; Ellesmeres; The Playnies; The Tunnel; Bee Filling Station; The Gele and Tower Hill; The Old Log Cabin; Five childhood puzzles; More childhood puzzles; Egg collecting ; Ben Francis the dentist and Eric the Barber; The Funeral; Comics Day; Bertie Babs; Pensarn Amusements Automatons; Mad mouse at Rhyl; Toys and Gonks; Tomorrow's World; Abergele Scouts.-
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Recent comments- Comment on The Old Market Hall by Nigel HiltonHi Richard, Thanks for your comments. Actually, I'd found a couple of old photos which appear to have solved the 'entrance' mystery & I'd edited the original post earlier today. It's probably that your comments 'crossed in the post' so to speak with my editing. As one of my brothers was going out with a girl who worked […]
- Comment on The Old Market Hall by Richard FrancisI obviously wrote the last comment before reading to the end of the article. Sorry! […]
- Comment on The Old Market Hall by Richard FrancisThe cinema was, if I remember well, the Glyn Cinema. And I seem to remember the entrance being on the other side (the left heading from Market St.), but I'm not 100% sure of that -- certainly the staircase once inside the cinema was on the right hand side when facing the screen, and I think the screen was at the opposite end from Market Street, so that […]
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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Rhyl Miniature Steam Railway Centenary
Happy 100th Birthday to the Rhyl Miniature Railway: “Our railway first opened on 1st May 1911, so visitors during 2011 will be able to help celebrate our Centenary year! On 28th-30th May 2011 we will be holding our Centenary Gala, … Continue reading
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Gele river
The Gele stream is the lifeblood running through Abergele. It’s the river that give its name to the town: Abergele means ‘the mouth of the Gele river’ and Gele is a variation of Gelau which is old Welsh for ‘silvery … Continue reading
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More AbergelePost site updates – added opening hours
Just wanted to let you know that I’ve added opening hours info now for Tesco, the Library, Post Office and McDonalds. I’ve also added new pictures to Abergele in Shorts: Eric the Barber, Ellesmere’s and even showing a homemade garden … Continue reading
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New feature – see who’s planning a new extension in Abergele
I’ve just added a new feature to this AbergelePost.com website. If you click on the Planning Applications link in the black strip beneath the banner, you’ll see a map of Abergele with dots showing where applications have been made to … Continue reading
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The Monument
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The audacious rascal actually solicited a kiss
The ride along the coast of Wales was crowded with novelty and interest,–the sea on one side and the mountains on the other,–the latter bleak and heathery in the foreground, but cloud-capped and snow-white in the distance. The afternoon was … Continue reading
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