Talk:Kilvrough Manor

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1960s school trip from Croxteth Primary school.

We had a wonderful week here with our coach driver staying with us and taking us out every day to lovely parts of the Gower Peninsula. Rossilli bay Mumble's and Swansea were some of the many beautiful places we visited.The girls stayed in the big manor whilst us boys slept in wooden dormitories in the grounds which was very exciting.The journey took us 8 hours along a roads as motorways were few and far between.from Malcolm Cowin aged 72. 89.243.200.155 (talk) 22:47, 2 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]