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Wandering
"We would be off first thing in the morning and back in the evening without a care." Catherine remembers walking everywhere with friends in her childhood.
Home
"Now I've got blue scars on my left leg." Jackie Davies, from Porth, finds that certain smells trigger memories of the Rhondda.
The Miners' Struggle
"It was the one day in the year when they brought the horses to the surface." Les tells his story about the Ferndale Carnival of 1926.
Changes
"We would run along the blast pipe, never seeing any danger." Reg remembers playing near to, then working at the local colliery.
Rest Bay Lifeguards
Pamela Anderson made it look so easy! But in the often freezing water of the South Wales coast, it's not always quite so glamorous.
The Lost Valleys
"I know what was lost is lost. But we still keep the memories alive." Betty's knowledge of the area's history is second to none.
Rainbows Over Machynlleth
"Once I found a diamond on the bus ..." A tribute to Machynlleth and its community, from one of its greatest fans.
Achieving Things
"Watching the cars passing and even playing knock knock ginger." Hope and optimism abound for young Catherine, but not so long ago she didn't know what to do with her life.
Inspiration
"I can remember my mother reciting 'In Flanders Fields'." Andrew tells us how his grandfather and his Great War generation inspire him.
Prague Revisited
"I always promised myself that I would keep in touch." Desider wanted to keep in touch with his classmates before the Iron Curtain made it impossible.
