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This Welsh town has been a
prosperous coal and metal working centre since
the start of the Industrial Revolution, though
such major industries have long gone.
At one time it even earned
itself the nickname ‘Tinopolis’ because of the
importance of tin-plate production.
It has its own sandy beach
and a museum and art gallery set within a
delightful park. |
Parc Howard Museum, Llanelli - Photo:
Dara Jasumani
CCL |
