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Tag Archives: Mace
Women without men (or Why Kiel House?)
There were so many women without men in Dinas in the 1890s that the local paper suggested that the village should have a policeman to keep an eye on all these vulnerable “lady residents whose husbands are engaged at sea”.* However, … Continue reading
Posted in Farming, History, Sea
Tagged Blodwen Howell, Blodwen Rees, David Rees, Dinas, Dinas Cross, John Philip Howell, Kiel House, Mace, Mace store, Mace supermarket, Martha Ann Howell, Pembrokeshire, Philip Howell
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The village shops
If your preparation for a self catering holiday at Tegfan involves tracking down the nearest Tesco and putting in your normal order plus some extras, please pause for a moment. There is an alternative to consider. Driving along Feidr Fawr … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged corner shop, Dinas Cross, Kiel Hose, Mace, Pembrokeshire, Tegfan, Tesco, Village shop
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Tegfan, Dinas Cross 