Another wet and windy day here in Cardigan. Clearly not as wet and windy as Cockermouth where hundreds are destined to be in temporary [...]
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You are here: Home » Archives for river teifi Another wet and windy day here in Cardigan. Clearly not as wet and windy as Cockermouth where hundreds are destined to be in temporary [...] November 21st, 2009 | Tags: ceredigion, paul williams, photography, river teifi | Category: ceredigion, Paul Williams, photography, river teifi, weather | 2 comments
You are here: Home » Archives for river teifi More on a watery theme and as far as I’m aware without Rory McGrath. This festival has become an annual event for Cardigan and [...] August 15th, 2009 | Tags: cardigan, festival, food and drink, photography, river, river teifi | Category: cardigan, events, food and drink, photography, river teifi | 2 comments
You are here: Home » Archives for river teifi It’s sad I know but celebrity does bring out the worst in me. I recall walking into my shop to be greeted by my [...] August 11th, 2009 | Tags: ceredigion, coracle, paddy mcguiness, river teifi, rory mcgrath | Category: ceredigion, coracles, river teifi, transport | 4 comments
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TechnicalSubscribeMy Ceredigion and Cardigan BayThis 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.
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