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Sheep washing at Cwmlicky near Pontypool local farmers getting together to wash sheep prior to shearing.

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On the picture showing lunch break picnic are ( back row l to r) my uncle Lionel Breakspear, my father John Jones, Arthur Godwin of ysgbor y coed, Harry fisher, little green meadow, and my aunt Ruth Breakspear. Front l to r Ted Nicholas cefn llwyd, Sid Davies, Bryn Jones and my grandfather, Ivor Jones of Capel Llwyd, with granddaughter Ann Breakspear,

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