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Tag Archives: Preselis
Questions it’s too late to ask
Of course I was excited to find a photo of my Uncle Davy George with his class at Dinas County Primary school. Here he is in about 1928, standing with his arms crossed in the back row – fourth from … Continue reading
Posted in books, History, Religion, Welsh language
Tagged conscientious objector, Dinas, Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire, Plaid Cymru, poet, Preselis, Primary school, Waldo Williams, Welsh literature
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Which of these are works of art?
Click on the first picture for the answers. The brilliant Yorkshire Sculpture Park notes: Serge Spitzer’s work is concerned with human perception. Through performance art and sculpture in a wide variety of materials, he raises questions about the process of looking, as … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Crafts, Farming, History, Walking
Tagged Dinas, Dinas Cross, farm machinery, Pembrokeshire, Preselis, Tegfan, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Don’t let the sheep lead you astray
Don’t let the sheep lead you astray when you walk on the mountain above Dinas. They won’t try to disturb walkers, in fact they are generally timid and scamper away even when you are keen to take a photo, but they … Continue reading
Posted in books, Farming, History, Walking
Tagged Dinas, Dinas Cross, paths, Pembrokeshire, Preselis, sheep, Tegfan
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Dry Stone Walls
Dinas has miles of beautiful old stone walls and even some relatively new ones. My favourite old walls are up the mountain where they are host to the vegetation that causes their eventual disintegration – and a richness of wildlife. … Continue reading
Posted in books, Farming, History, Nature, Wildlife
Tagged Dinas, Dinas Cross, dry stone walls, Pembrokeshire, Preselis, Tegfan
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