Nina Makes a Rainbow
Have you been into Haverfodwest recently and taken the roundabout near Tesco? You must have seen the new mural on the garages. That rainbow there that turns into a flock of birds is the...
Category: Culture
David Gardner’s Wild Pembrokeshire: Puffins – Part 1
For my first two posts for Pembrokeshire.Online I have chosen to write about the puffin as, for the first time, trips to the islands to visit these wonderful characters have not been possible this...
Louis Okwedy – Maker of Marvels
We last caught up with Louis Okwedy in January. Remember those heady days when we were allowed out to go out and do whatever we wanted – but didn’t really want to go anywhere...
David Gardner: Capturing Wild Pembrokeshire
David Gardner has a background in the environmental and conservation fields, having been, inter alia, a salmon and trout farm manager, fisheries and conservation manager with the National Rivers Authority, and chairman of the...
Nostalgia Moves On
By ALAN MARTIN It is still possible to find one of the old ten-gallon galvanised milk churns in antique shops, but nostalgia would soon wear thin if the buyer had to manoeuvre the 50kg...
Missing Tenby? A Walk in Pictures with Artist Anna Waters
For anyone who has been missing Tenby…. here are a few photographs from a recent walk from Anna Waters. She says: “Not to worry. Tenby waits peacefully and unspoilt, for your return. X” Anna...
Tolkien, Middle-earth… and Wales
The best thing in The Lord of the Rings? Tolkien apparently thought it was the Elvish language – and that was based unashamedly on Welsh. Middle-earth expert John Garth confirms this in his new...
Alan Martin: Poetry Now
Poems by ALAN MARTIN JUST NOW In my woods-hidden house, with the power gone down, and no means of contact, I am a survivalist, creeping out from a niche, post the apocalypse. My day...
Dawny Tootes – the Artist Liberated
If you haven’t already, I urge you to check out the work of Dawny Tootes. Bold and daring, Dawny has challenged herself to create work that really express who she is. “Many of us...
Travelling the World with a Celtic Harp
Born and brought up in Pembrokeshire, Moira Lewis did her teacher training in Cardiff, before going on to teach music. “My family were always musical,” she tells us. In fact, the Lewis family, including her...
