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Meet the Miller’s Wife
Jane Hall, who introduced herself as ‘The Miller’s Wife’, brings her wonderful bread and flour to Fishguard market on Thursdays. The flour is produced at ‘Y Felin’, adjacent to the 12th century Abbey at St Dogmaels. The Abbey itself is … Continue reading
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Tagged bread making, Dinas, Dinas Cross, Fishguard, market, St Dogmael's, stoneground flour, Tegfan
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Better hatted than the staff at Tesco’s
This is the fruit and vegetable stall at Fishguard market. Every Thursday in the old Town Hall. Give it a try!
Tegfan, Dinas Cross 