Small Painting Port Talbot Customs House
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As the name suggests, this building used to be the Customs Office for the port from which Port Talbot takes its name. By the time I moved to Port Talbot in the mid 80s this was being used by the COuncil, and indeed through the course of work I went to a number of meetings with Social Services there. A few years ago it was deemed surplus to requirements, and the whole block was demolished and replaced with a modern building. It's ok, if a little nondescript, and it does boast the name Customs House, but frankly it's not as nice in my opinion.
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David Clark
I've always drawn, but I never took Art as a subject at school, and I've never had any lessons or tuition. I've always doodled in idle moments, and sketched for my own amusement, but I never had the guts to try painting before 2015. I joined the Afan Nedd artists' group that summer, finally plucking…
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