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letter from aberystwyth thirty years ago i came over the cambrian mountains. i am still learning about this place. search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home my story post navigation ← older posts aberystwyth campus a lost cause posted on july 22, 2018 by curious scribbler 10 by the curious scribbler graduation is past, the students are gone for the summer, so the aberystwyth university estates department is once again ramping up their programme of landscape destruction. last summer saw the disappearance of several important shrub plantings including the long stretch below the hugh owen library. we have had plenty of time to savour the results of that. brambles and weeds now flourish in the optimistically spread bark mulch on the slope, the so-called-wildflower planting has been strimmed down to its brown dead stems, and in the present hot summer, the grass and new turf has, understandably, taken on the appearance of the savannah. there is a particular irony in the observation that while we ordinary folk stopped mowing our lawns six weeks ago because they weren’t growing, the university’s contractors’ machines have passed repeatedly over the ground during those weeks, kicking up clouds of dust and barely a blade of grass. that is what happens when you put your lawn mowing out to contract in shrewsbury. specialists contractors cannot be redeployed to do something useful, as in-house staff could have been. they were employed to mow lawns. the new appearance of the border below the hugh owen library the mature plantings of deep rooted shrubs hold up better in the drought. the welcome shade is enlivened by the diversity of tone and texture. you could look across a parched lawn to the dense glossy green of holly, cotoneaster, and escallonia, the sculptural leaves of viburnum or choisya, the dusty grey-green mounds of olearia about to burst into flower, the dark feathers of low growing juniper. or you could. a new outbreak of needless destruction is taking place around the presently unoccupied halls of cwrt mawr and rosser. as i approached the cwrt mawr hub i was astounded to find the tightly pruned bushy heads of an entire hedge of hollies lying scattered on the ground. the trees, each with trunks about six inches in diameter, have been sawn off above ground. it had been a blameless hedge, less than chest high and well tended, and it screened a long plastic bike shelter. holly hedge adjoining the path to cwrt mawr hub strolling further among the buildings of cwrt mawr, things get worse. some destruction may have been necessary due to work upon a water main, but the damage is far worse than that. there is clearly a philosophy here. where a border formerly stood, there shall be just one tree, denuded as far as possible of its lower branches. cwrt mawr around rosser i found more borders had just been destroyed. the sad mounds of destroyed shrubs lay inn heaps beside the stumps. here, not yet wilted, were the boughs of evergreen choisya, olearias about to bloom, azaleas in tight bud with next spring’s blooms, cotoneasters, purple and green leaved berberis. in one border the designated survivor is a eucalyptus, in another it is a sorbus. in the furthest border there are no designated survivors. the penitentary style of the buildings has a new brutality. cwrt mawr. the heap on the left is of azalea, pieris and juniper. trefloyne a, – a great heap of olearia and choysia lies around a pollarded tree this bed was planted with olearias, choisya ternata and eucryphia nymansensis huge daisy bushes, about to bloom, cut off at the ground rosser – another harmless border destroyed to enhance the view? it is no secret that the estates department’s decision-makers have no horticultural or landscape design qualifications. it is they, and external contractors appointed by them who are wreaking this havoc. how they imagine it will make rosser and cwrt mawr more attractive to students and their parents i have no idea. it is depressing to write so dismal a piece. i close with another picture taken today, of the cul-de-sac leading to penbryn 7 here we see the towering glory of mature olearias cotoneasters and berberis clothing a steep bank, immaculate and maintenance-free. it is for this sort of quality that cadw awarded the campus a ii* listing twenty-five years ago how long, though, will it survive an administration intent on destroying heritage? the approach to penbryn 7, glorious planting interrupted only by the ubiquitous new parking notices. posted in ceredigion present , parks and gardens , plants | tagged aberystwyth university , penglais campus | 10 replies grave graffiti posted on july 14, 2018 by curious scribbler reply by the curious scribbler following my last blog, a reader who goes on excursions with the church monuments society has drawn my attention to another, much grander, chest tomb ornamented with footprints. this is in east yorkshire, in the 13th century church of st nicholas, hornsea. here the chest tomb of anthony st quintin, a divine, who died in 1430, is densely ornamented with shoe outlines. they were even easier to carve than those in anna maria hughes’s slate slab, for this grand tomb is made of alabaster. interpretation in the church suggests that these are puritan footprints, and that the shoe shapes are consistent with the time of charles ii. such an explanation does not help us with the footprints on the grave of a welsh girl who died in 1777. the alabaster tomb of anthony st quintin in st nicholas, church, hornsea two other readers have mentioned not footprints but hand-prints in wales. on a raised grave by the church door in dolgellau are lots of children’s handprints of varying sizes, while there are life-size handprints around the top of the front boundary wall of the quarry hospital in llanberis, gwynedd. there may be several different stories behind these marks by which ordinary people left traces of their identity. posted in art , ceremonials | tagged anthony st quintin , graffiti , hornsea | leave a reply footprints on her grave posted on july 9, 2018 by curious scribbler 6 at the east end of llanychaiarn church is a rank of five chest tombs, to members of the hughes family of aberllolwyn and of morfa, in the parish of llanychaiarn, ( morfa bychan as we now know it) the five slate stabs adjoin one another like tabletops. together they tell the story of a couple of generations. but the right hand slab is remarkable for a rare piece of naive artwork, the meaning of which intrigues me. graves of members of the hughes family of aberlllolwyn and morva at the east end of llanychaiarn church the slab reads ‘ here lies the interred body of anna maria hughes, second daughter of john and elizabeth hughes of morfa, who departed this life the 24th of march 1777 in the 16th year of her life’. her epitaph reads: adieu blest maid, return again to dust, the’ almighty bids to him submit we must these little rites a stone, a verse receive tis all a parent, all a friend can give. hers was the first of the five burials. next to her are the graves of her mother elizabeth hughes, her father john hughes of morva, her sister elinor ( 1764-1845) and her uncle erasmus hughes, her mother’s brother. it was erasmus who occupied aberllolwyn and died there, a bachelor aged 73 in 1803. as his epitaph points out he spent his life much preoccupied with the hereafter. his life was spent in meditation on the holy scriptures and resigned in the hope of resurrection to immortal glory through the merits of his redeemer whoom( sic) he steadfastly trusted. what is remarkable is that in addition to the copperplate verse engraved on anna maria’s slab is a remarkable bit of graffiti, the outline of not one, but two footprints, in neat square-toed shoes. the individual square headed nails securing the heel are each carefully inscribed. the positioning of the two footprints is informal, contrasting with the neat symmetry of the ornament and inscription

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