Bovey Belle
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Photos of Laugharne (1)Take a walk with me:
View from the carpark:
The castle from the carpark:
A choice of dry or wet feet:
Dylan Thomas wrote here:
A wall. I like walls, especially ones with a little cobbled runnel still at the base and covered in Ivy-leaved Toadflax and a bit of Valerian:
It was one of the ruins Cromwell knocked about a bit - or at least, wasn't too ruinous until his bods came along and had a lot of trouble in Laugharne:
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willow
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They are lovely...looks like you had good weather as well. 
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Kathy
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Oh look at that writing room, I can just imagine someone writing there, the scrumpled bits of paper on the floor. Very picturesque place, what a lovely place to visit. 
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Becki
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I could spend hours there.
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Somerset Lad
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My OH. has been looking at the photos BB. She spent a week there and didn't stop talking about it for a week, Milk wood,etc.etc.  
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Leonie2
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lovely photos BB, I particularly like the first one
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nanny
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| Kathy wrote: | | Oh look at that writing room, I can just imagine someone writing there, the scrumpled bits of paper on the floor. Very picturesque place, what a lovely place to visit. |
he didn't have a cleaner then......
lovely place jennie and another one on my list i am afraid
nearly got there the other day but diverted to somewhere nearer kidwelly instead so mr anny could trim sid
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Bovey Belle
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I thought the empty bottles on the desk in Dylan's writing room said it all! It's very atmospheric and set up by the Museum colleagues. You'll get there eventually Nanny - and it will be worth the wait. Kidwelly Castle is wonderful too (very well preserved). Somewhere else to add to your list.
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GREENWIZARD
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Bovey Belle
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Thankyou GW - although it was difficult as the angles I wanted to get on some of the photos were all towards the sun (as you may have noticed!) Got the atmosphere of the place anyway : )
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