In 1316 an account of Kenfig town and castle furnishes the earliest evidence found for rabbit-farming in the country. This records the receipt of 2s. 6d. for 'a certain pasture which is called conynger,' its value having been reduced since its greater part had been submerged by the sea, damage undoubtedly caused by destruction or neglect of the sea defences during the uprising of Llywelyn Bren (1314-16). This rabbit warren, founded no doubt in the coastal dunes that were later to engulf the borough, was perhaps the same as that which figures in a grant of 1344 as the cuniculary of 'Berwes' (or Burrows).

And have that boor D'Hérouville laugh? No! Let him give me the chance, and I will give him the back of my hand.

They were a fine group.

One thing you will learn very quickly is that, while you can do a very broad range of photography indeed with cheap equipment, there is always some very expensive toy you faunch over that will let you do something a little bit better.