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- When Matthew Rhys first took his partner Keri Russell to west Wales, he insisted on visiting Laugharne to show her a writing shed used by Dylan Thomas. They also stopped at the poet’s favourite pub. She reminded him of these facts recently.
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May 14, 2024 · When Matthew Rhys first took his partner Keri Russell to west Wales, he insisted on visiting Laugharne to show her a writing shed used by Dylan Thomas. They also stopped at the poet’s favourite pub. She reminded him of these facts recently. “Oh my God,” he says. “I really am a cliche.”
May 13, 2024 · Rhys said Russell had told him that one of the first things he started to talk with her about was Dylan Thomas, and on her first visit to Wales he had insisted the first place she came to was...
Feb 3, 2014 · Dylan Thomas' former writing shed on the cliff top path in Laugharne (Image: James Davies) Cwmdonkin Park in Swansea where he roamed as a child, New York’s White Horse Tavern where he downed ...
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May 5, 2014 · Matthew Rhys: Laugharne Voice: Aimee-Ffion Edwards: Drowned and Willy Nilly: Tom Rhys Harries: Drowned and Voice: Karl Johnson: Drowned and Evans the Death: Iwan Rheon: Drowned and Voice:...
Apr 3, 2017 · Laugharne weekend is upon us and the small seaside town in West Wales will be alive with festival goers hoping that everything will be as quirky and as chaotic as normal – they would be disappointed if things were to run smoothly! You see, this is Laugharne, the ‘strangest town in Wales’ with the philosophy of ‘it will all be the same ...
Oct 28, 2021 · Laugharne is the final resting spot Dylan Thomas and his wife Caitlin, and you can find their grave in the cemetery of St. Martin’s Church. This beautiful church has an old cemetery lined with yew trees, but Dylan Thomas’s grave is in the new cemetery. It’s easy to find because it’s marked by a simple wooden cross.
Brown's Hotel, King Street. ' Brown's Hotel really was Dylan’s favourite. He sat down for tea here for the first time on the afternoon of 21 May 1934, on his first ever visit to Laugharne. After he moved to the village, he called in the pub most mornings for tea and some breakfast, and he drank there most nights, often accompanied by Caitlin.
