Teena Gould, Coastal Ceramics; a film by Jon Turner showing at the Small World Theatre, Cardigan | my Ceredigion and my Cardigan Bay

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Teena Gould, Coastal Ceramics; a film by Jon Turner showing at the Small World Theatre, Cardigan

The family made a sortie into Pembrokeshire last Saturday and at a splendid wedding party we re-newed old friendships and acquaintances. I swopped cards with Teena Gould who I’ve met once or twice before. I’ve always enjoyed her work and she told me that Jon Turner had made a film of her latest personal project which took her to key spiritual centres along 200 miles of the Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire Coastal path.

The celebration showing is on Friday 8th May at The Small World Theatre, Cardigan.

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This is the blog of Paul Williams, Ceredigion resident since 1970. I am an English and Philosophy graduate of what was once known as St David's University College, at Lampeter . I played bass in Dyfed's first punk band and, living in Llandewi Brefi, had a grandstand view of Operation Julie . Eventually, after 2 years playing bass in Brighton's 256th punk band , I returned to Wales to deal in books and then antiques. I've trained and worked as a counsellor, I am a photographer, blog and web designer and I publish the annual Wales Antiques Guide . I am married and a father of one.