On your marks, get set, don’t leap into the void!

This first photo shows the side view of Tabor: a lovely chapel, cherished by a dwindling congregation that manages to maintain the building, with its precious links to Dinas’ history and emotional ties to past generations. The chapel, with its wall and railings, is one of over 20 listed buildings in Dinas, along with some interesting houses,  a pigsty and a lime kiln. And, as Dinas is not a high-rise area, I’d say that Tabor is probably the tallest building in the neighbourhood, so you won’t miss it as you drive by.

About bookvolunteer

I'm passionate about books, about Oxfam and about making the world a better place. When I'm not filling the shelves in Oxfam Wilmslow, I might be found reading the books I've bought in the beautiful surroundings of North Pembrokeshire.
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