There are many elements of this that I like, mainly how interesting the mix of practical clothing can be. (St John Street)
Ma’ ‘na sawl elefen o’r wisg ‘ma fi’n hoffi yn enwedig pa mor ddiddorol y ma’r cymysg o ddillad ymarferol yn gallu bod. (Stryd St John)
Matching tie-dye skirt and bag. (The Hayes)
Sgert tie-dye a bag yn cyd-fynd. (Yr Aes)
Lines and clouds. Blue and green. (Culverhouse Cross)
Llinelle a chymyle. Glas a Gwyrdd. (Croes Cwrlwys)
Probably the best dressed person in Cardiff. (The Hayes)
Siŵr o fod y wisg ore i mi weld yng Nghaerdydd. (Yr Aes)
Head scarves. (Central Library)
Sgarffie. (Y Llyfrgell Ganolog)
Bricks. (Canton)
Brics. (Treganna)
Window shopping. (The Hayes)
Edrych heb brynu. (Yr Aes)
Matching hair and bag. (Mill Lane)
Bag a gwallt yn gweddu. (Mill Lane)
Abandoned garage. (Albany Road)
Hen garej. (Heol Albany)
Tradition and comfort. (Canton)
Traddodiad a chysur. (Treganna)
Cardiff to the See 