Healthy Vegan - Caerleon

This is a follow on from yesterdays blog post. 
These picture were taken a couple of years back when we visited an area of Newport called Caerleon. I thought it would be a shame not to share them with my readers. 



We think this is Paul Flynn Member of Parliament from Newport, but are waiting for it to be confirmed. 

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