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Removed this:

• The Castle
  The Castle
• The Houses which now replace the student accommodation blocks
  The Houses which now replace the student accommodation blocks

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This doesn't currently work: maybe it did once but according to Help:Images and other uploaded files#Embedding external images:

External images can not always be embedded, this depends on the settings of the project: it has been disabled on Meta and many Wikipedias, including the English and German, to prevent vandalism and "bandwidth theft" from other sites, but it is still allowed on some wikis, e.g. on the Dutch Wikipedia.'

The links are to

• http://www.swansea.info/Property/images/ClyneCastle.jpg
• http://www.swansea.info/Property/images/Elev8.jpg

Does anyone have legit photos we can use?

-- John Stumbles 13:02, 31 March 2007 (UTC) reply