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I've really got to visit this next time....
Llandeilo in Carmarthenshire is famous for many things including the St. Teilo's Gospels, its upmarket shops and it proximity to Dinefwr, the ancient capital of Deheubarth. Its bridge, though, is famed for its beauty, length and strength. Complete...
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Alison, Your jewelry is fabulous!
Thank you for showing this picture, this knight is wearing chain mail as that is what I do. :)
What a stunning image! I could live with it, which is something I don't say very often. Ardderchog.
The Tywi meets the sea at Carmarthen Bay with the remains of the Norman castle and the village of Llansteffan on one side and Frryside on the opposite bank. From 'Beloved Tywi'
We have a framed copy in the room where my partner teaches music and it brightens the space. That one is a 24"x16" in a simple ivory mount and black wood frame, but like all good landscape pics it could go big big. I could send you a print in a tu...
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- About Me:
- Born in Celtic Fenland of East Anglia, I moved with my family to Wales 15 years ago. We have lived in Carmarthenshire all that time in and around Llandeilo, including 6 years in Dinefwr Park. I am a professional photographer specialising in nature, landscape and culture. Formerly I was self employed as a furniture maker in Gwlad yr Haf (Somerset). I am a Quaker and as such value simplicity, equality, justice and peaceful conflict resolution. Rwy'n dysgu Cwmraeg yn araf.
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- http://www.putiton.com/kenday
- What is your interest in or connection to Wales?
- I am deeply in love with the landscape, culture and history of Wales. I am the author of 'Beloved Tywi' (Gwasg Gomer, 2006), have contributed to many local organisations and have edited Carmarthenshire Life. My children are Welsh and are bilingual and my partner, Helen Adam, is a musician specialising in Welsh music.
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Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 11:45am on November 9, 2009,
Dylan Thomas Bell said…
- hello and thanks
im in bellingham usa near seattle
- At 7:08am on November 3, 2009,
Megan Elizabeth Morris said… - You're quite welcome!
- At 6:59am on November 3, 2009,
mona everett said… - Dioch yn fawr, Ken! Mae eich ffotograffau yn galluog! Mona
- At 6:08pm on October 25, 2009,
Wild Canary said… - Well, it seems it hasn't completely stopped me, but there has been a detour...and it has brought me to some beautiful places. Though I still don't feel as though I am doing my best work, the digital camera has helped me capture some of that beauty so I can share. The quote I hope I haven't borrowed from anyone else, but with my mind the way it is who knows...I love nature and rocks and I write poetry and journals as well as take the pictures. Those words were from one of my unfinished poems. The poetry contest is on my mind these days.
I will attempt to add some more of my photos. I always enjoy getting on this site and going through the albums. It stretches my world.
- At 5:25am on October 25, 2009,
Sarah Owen said… - Hi,
Thank you so much for your kind comments on my pictures.
Sarah
- At 6:38pm on October 24, 2009,
Wild Canary said…
- Thank you for inviting me to view your photography. It is stunning and though I haven't looked at all that is posted, felt a real longing for home. "Stone Wall, solid rock cradle..."
I was an inspirational, nature photographer before being injured with a pesticide. Recently, someone gave me a little digital camera that helps me capture some of the beauty that surrounds me. One of my dearest friends is Quaker and she is kind enough to put up with my un-Quakerly verbal prayers, while I am blessed with the power of her silent petitions.
- At 3:52am on October 8, 2009,
Virginia said… - Hi Ken,
Welcome to AmeriCymru! Croeso!
Virginia
- At 10:39pm on October 7, 2009,
Brian y Tarw Llwyd said… - Shwmai! Hail and well met! Croeso y AmeriCymru, soon to be your favorite website! Hopefully :-) Check out the various interest groups, and the videos and music... wonderful stuff. And there are a lot of nice people here too. Hope you like what you find! Blessings to you this day.
Brian y Tarw Llwyd
- At 12:12pm on October 7, 2009,
Terry Norman said… - Ken,
Thanks for your message. I live in Ammanford and I know of you through your photography in Carmarthenshire Life. My main interest is the local history of the area between the Amman and Towy valleys.
- At 9:19am on October 7, 2009,
Robert Lloyd said… - Good thinking re Ex Editors. Hope you are well!
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