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        Rhandirmwyn: pony riding and archery

        Gently does it: the children at this school camp in Rhandirmwyn are introduced to riding ponies and, separately, to using bows and arrows.

        Home movie 1972 7 mins Silent

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        Logo for National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales

        Overview

        A horse box draws up, ponies are unloaded and children on a summer camp at Cae Ty’n Gronw, Pwllpriddog, Rhandirmwyn, are gently introduced to the animals and taught how to ride by an expert horseman. Other activities are also on offer: archery is one option and lines of canoes suggest learning to paddle is another. This campsite – catering for 80 children at a time - was run by policeman-turned-teacher, Steven Pugh-Jones, for Carmarthenshire and Cardiganshire councils.