Q: "Where am I?" A: "In the Village..." by johnabutler2
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Portmeirion, near Penrhyndeudraeth, north Wales, is an Italianate village built more or less as a folly by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, architect and town planner. It was used as the set for Patrick McGooghan's 1967 spy thriller, "The Prisoner".
Comments (8)
2121
excellent shot, always a mystery this place
Richardphotos
very interesting architecture and superb shot
photosynthesis
Looks surreal - I always thought that show was shot on a studio set...
Sea_Dog
What a fascinating scene - so much to look at. Great work
Lashia
Great summer shot- thanks for sharing! :-)
Selina Photography™
crender
bobrgallegos
Wonderful shot!!
3dpoetry
Awesome shot