Getting around Golcar

jvs
Posted 31/08/2015 - 15:16 Link
Since the village is on a steep hillside, thoroughfares zig-zag across the slopes, a lot of them still cobbled. Pedestrians can be more direct, using lots of ginnels that go steeply up and down between terraces. Here's a taste of how to get around!

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John
McGregNi
Posted 31/08/2015 - 18:22 Link
You've been flying the flag for Golgar well and truly John! All up you've given a great survey of its many nooks and crannies and have found some interesting and creative angles. Certainly you've made the most of the beautiful location with tantalising glimpses of the hills and valleys around, as well as offered a real insight into the peaceful atmosphere and rugged rural community here.

Your work would serve wonders if it graced the pages of a community development publication or visitor promotion website!
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