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George

Having a super lazy morning with this one as yesterday got really stressed going to the new vet for her annual vaccination. Admittedly went better than usual but she still hates the car journey and being examined. Also had to tell everyone I didn't buy a pedigree cat but rescued her when she was abandoned. Hate the idea of people buying animals because of their pedigree status. So many in need out there, don't shop.
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#Penmaenmawr #NorthWales #catsofmastodon #catsoftoot #HerNameisBella

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Ioan

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bikebook.co.ukThe Friendly Bike Mechanic | BikebookWelcome to The Friendly Bike Mechanic - Your Trusted Local Bike Service in Wrexham and Shrewsbury Bike repair and maintenance tailored to your needs. Specializing in family-friendly services, tire expertise, and custom upgrades, we're here to ensure your cycling experience is safe, enjoyable, and fun!
#biketooter#Wrexham#NorthWales
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Julian Brasington

Pencil sketchbook drawing (A6) of a weathered and partially submerged groyne in the sea at Aber Ogwen, North Wales. I’ve been drawing these groynes in different media recently as part of a project on succession. Sea and wind make wonderful forms of them and in some ways they put me in mind of the statues on Easter Island. Watchers of the sea.

Pencil drawing of a heavily weathered groyne partially submerged by the sea. One of the upright timbers stands three times higher than its neighbours - its face bitten and holed by the sea. Beyond the groyne, a low-lying, tree-clad hill.
#drawing#NorthWales
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Jenny Mathiasson

Earlier this week I got to visit #Bangor and do another #salvage exercise with GLAMs around #NorthWales on behalf of the Welsh gov.

We were treated to a sunny day so we actually did most of it outside: this was a joy but also presented some additional little hiccups like potential sunburn, being mildly threatened by seagulls, things drying TOO quickly or becoming sun bleached, and the ever present risk of a gentle breeze blowing something away! ☀️

Diolch to everyone who came along! 😎

Three images in a collage: On the left is a selfie of a lightly sunburnt white woman in her late 30s with long brown hair on one side of her head, wearing glasses, a black jumper and a necklace. She's squinting against the sun and smiling tiredly. Top right is a row of tables laden with salvage supplies like towels, PPE, fans, blotting paper and light-weight crates. Bottom right are wet items drying out on towels in the sun: all sorts of stuff really, from paper and photographs to a wooden hand and ceramics.
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