Clough Williams-Ellis is most famous for building Portmeirion, but not too far away is Plas Brondanw which he spent most of his life working on. It’s a small garden with lots of features designed to make the most of the surrounding scenery. I tried to make a few photos that were a bit different and this is the first one.
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