We visited Warwick and Irene Butler in their home at Pontypridd, just outside Cardiff in May 2001. They were gracious hosts and took us to see a number of local sights.
      Sauny was treated to a visit to Tintern Abbey!
      There was Caerphilly Castle, the Welsh Village, Castle Coch and the National Arboretum.
      The Welsh Village is a collection of old Welsh buildings and equipment that have been moved to a central location to give an idea of the early life in Wales.

      Then Duncan Bee of Warrington picked us up and brought us to the home of Julian and Jacqui Watts in north Wales. They showed several of their local sights, including Castle Denby and the old town of Chester.
      Then Duncan took me to his home while Sauny went back to London to teach.

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Paddington Station	Paddington Station	Nuclear Power Plant	Water Wheel	Typical Schoolroom	A Large Home	A Toll Gate Circular
An Old Train Engine	A typical Home, now a Museum	An Old Outdoor Oven	Tintern Abbey	An inner court.	Visitors	Our hosts the Butlers
Castle Caerphilly	Castle Caerphilly	Castle Caerphilly	Castle Coch	Castle Coch	Castle Denby (Denbigh)	Castle Denby (Denbigh)
Castle Denby (Denbigh).	Castle Denby (Denbigh)	View from Castle
Butler home in Pontypridd, Wales	Jacqui and Julian Watts. And me, of course!	Watts home in Denbigh, North Wales	/. Bee home in Warrington, Cheshire	Cruise on Lake Windermere	A wonderful visit to Tintern Abbey