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Beacons Way, day 5: Storey Arms to Craig y Nos : gwallter

Brecon · Brecon

Beacons Way, day 5: Storey Arms to Craig y Nos : gwallter

Another cloudless day, another trip on the TrawsCymru T6 bus from Swansea to Brecon, followed after a break by the T4 to Storey Arms. This time I’m on the other side of the A470 from Pen y Fan. I’ve always wanted to explore the unfashionable west slopes above Storey Arms, and now’s my chance. My assumption has always been that few, if any, people give it a try. But today the path, though not crowded, is certainly not empty. The ascent up th…See the Story

Beacons Way, day 4: Llangynidr to Storey Arms : gwallter

Brecon · Brecon

Beacons Way, day 4: Llangynidr to Storey Arms : gwallter

In the Coach and Horses I’m awake early. The day’s bright again, and after a modest breakfast, I’m outside and walking before eight o’clock. I find the lock on the canal, cross on a small wooden bridge and start the journey westward, through trees and then a series of fields, past two farms, Llwyn-yr eos, with its fine old stone barn, and Pen-y-beili. On the slopes to the south, the rising sun casts long shadows across the grass fields from t…See the Story

Naivety of an online evangelist : gwallter

Swansea, Wales · Swansea

Naivety of an online evangelist : gwallter

Looking back over a career isn’t something I waste time much on. But sometimes my mind drifts back. And sometimes I wonder at how I spent so much time and effort, all those years ago, in the aid of a cause that would seem to have ended so badly. I was one of many who were convinced, back then in the 1980s and 1990s, that extending knowledge and enlightenment, the basic aim of the profession I found myself in, was bound up with the emerging wo…See the Story

Posters of the Eisteddfod: hairdressing

Caernarfon · Caernarfon

Posters of the Eisteddfod: hairdressing

One of the Welsh National Eisteddfod traditions that has been lost is the practice of designing and publishing a special poster to advertise the festival. In the first decades of the twentieth century the practice grew, and sometimes renowned Welsh artists were invited to create images for the posters. Caernarfon National Eisteddfod 1906 The tradition began before the First World War. At the Caernarfon National Eisteddfod in 1906 a poster wa…See the Story

Kenneth Rowntree paints Wales : gwallter

Wales, United Kingdom · Wales

Kenneth Rowntree paints Wales : gwallter

Bernard Mitchell, Kenneth Rowntree (1996) In 1940 the government commissioned around sixty artists to record local scenes all over Britain, in order to capture a visual record of the country’s buildings and landscapes before they were transformed by the effects and aftereffects of war. The scheme, labelled ‘Recording Britain’, became a home equivalent of the war artists scheme set up in 1939. (In 1941 it was joined by a photographic equivalent…See the Story

In praise of Maesteg : gwallter

Coal · Maesteg

In praise of Maesteg : gwallter

Maesteg Town Hall, before 1914 The last deep coal mine in the Llynfi valley, St John’s Colliery, just east of Maesteg, closed in 1985, at the end of Margaret Thatcher’s war against the miners. At its peak it employed nearly 1,500 men. There’s been no other source of work of comparable size in the area since – the local paper mill employs around 300 – and many residents travel south to work in Bridgend or other centres. Today, like many ex-coa…See the Story

Nelan and Bo: hairdresser

Wales, United Kingdom · Wales

Nelan and Bo: hairdresser

Nelan a Bo is Angharad Price's third novel. In it she goes back to her first home, Rhos Chwilog, near the village of Bethel in Arfon. A very small spot - you have to turn to the most detailed map to put your finger on it - but, perhaps precisely because of that, a special place in the author's history, as she explained in an interview in the December/January issue of Barn magazine: And I remember that feeling of freedom, of running through a …See the Story

Two versions of Ceridwen : gwallter

Brecon · Brecon

Two versions of Ceridwen : gwallter

Christopher Williams, Self-portrait (c.1915) (National Library of Wales) Christopher Williams is little known today outside his home town of Maesteg, but in his heyday – he was born in 1873 and died in 1934 – he was regarded as the outstanding painter of Wales. He earned his living mainly by painting portraits. Among his subjects were many of the Welsh public figures of the day, like Lloyd George, Sir John Morris Jones and Sir John Rhys. But …See the Story

'Say less': a Tesco trolley and one damp shoe: a hatter

'Say less': a Tesco trolley and one damp shoe: a hatter

deud llai (Barddas, 2024) is the third collection of poems to be published by Dafydd John Pritchard. The second, Lôn fain (2013), was much smaller as a physical book than the first, Dim mord deud (2006), and the new volume is even smaller. It will fit into the small pocket of your jacket without a problem. In the same way, since 2013 Dafydd has been sharpening his poetic knife in order to cut anything in his poems - flowery language, unnecess…See the Story

Welcome back, Benito : gwallter

Donald Trump · Washington

Welcome back, Benito : gwallter

On 20 January Donald Trump, having been sworn in at the start of his second term as US President, outlined in his acceptance speech his mission for the next four years. Simply, he would put America first. He blamed ‘the radical and corrupt establishment has extracted power and wealth from our citizens’ for the broken state of the country. He, on the other hand, would never allow America to be taken advantage of. It would ‘expand its territor…See the Story

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