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Hedd Wyn (Blessed Peace)
In our Christmas 2014 exchange of letters, Gill (an old friend from Abergavenny) and I both wrote about films we had seen during the past year. Her chosen film was Hedd Wyn and she has inspired me to search it out to … Continue reading
Posted in Farming, History, Religion, Welsh language
Tagged anti war, Ellis Evans, film, first world war, Hedd Wyn, welsh language
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Film locations
The Pembrokeshire coastline is so dramatic, wild, picturesque and undeveloped that it has inevitably featured in a number of films. Richard Burton’s Under Milk Wood was made in Fishguard Lower Town, and more recently Russell Crowe’s Robin Hood was filmed on … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Cwm yr Eglwys, Dinas, film, locations, Pembrokeshire, S4, St Brynach's churchyard, Tegfan, Wales
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Tegfan, Dinas Cross 