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Still not up to being on here all the time, but I have just dug another photo out of the archives to change my screen . . . hope to be around before too long . . . love Jenny x

Hi Flickr friends . . . just had to pop in to wish you all a very HAPPY CHRISTMAS and all the very best for 2011.

I'm still on a very long road to recovery but hope to be about again soon.

This is an old photo from my archives at the moment..

Have a SUPER HOLIDAY everyone X X X

Dedicated to my husband Vic X

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Hello to all my friends on flickr . . . just a little note to say I won't be here for a while, really hope I won't be away too long but tomorrow ( Tues 26 May ) I am off to hospital to have a spinal operation the next day. Some of you will know that last July I had a scoliosis correction but unfortunately things haven't gone to good, with screws loose and a vertabrae out of line.lol... I have been in tremendous pain and having to use a wheelchair..that is the reason for my archive photos and lack of visits to all your sites. I am really missing my photography.
I am so greatful for your visits and commments and hopefully one day in the not too distant future I will be able to catch up on your lovely photos too.

Love and best wishes Jenny X

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The story of Dyffryn Estate dates back to the 7th century A.D. when the then Manor of Worlton was given to Bishop Oudoceous of Llandaf. In the 16th century the manor was acquired by the Button family and the first house was built. The family occupied the estate for a number generations and it is said that they still do to this day as the ghost of Admiral Sir Thomas Button haunts the grounds of the estate!