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Launch of Knucklas Castle Community Land Project

Knucklas Castle Community Land Project Posted on 24 November 2009 by Kevin5 February 2015

Pictures from the Launch of Knucklas Castle Community Land Project on the New Village Green, Saturday 11th April 2009

Posted in Events Tagged allotments, castle, community, knucklas, land, Launch, mound, party, Powys, project, radnorshire, river, teme, valley permalink

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