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Pictures from the Laugharne walk

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Wooden statue of Dylan Thomas in the Grist car park.
Wooden statue of Dylan Thomas Laugharne Castle Derek meets the local guide for this walk, Bob Stevens. Early morning view over the estuary. Derek and Bob walking up the hill towards the town hall The clock tower on the town hall. Laugharne Corporation stone outside the town hall. Derek and the latest Portreeve, Don Avery Close-up of the gold cockle shells Dylan Thomas' parents house opposite Brown's Hotel. The Tin Shed, 1940s museum. Derek and Bob pose with Tin Shed partners St Martin's Church Stepping off the church foot bridge, into the cemetery where Dylan and Caitlan Thomas are buried. Dylan Tomas grave Heading up the quite country lane, towards Delacorse farm house. Stopping for a quick chat with some walkers views over the estuary Teasel heads Views from the hill top walking through woods Pleasant woods alongside old ruined fisherman houses Dylan Thomas' boathouse Derek, Bob with Jane Davidson Dylan Thomas Birthday Walk. Dylan Thomas Birthday Walk. last three lines of verse. salt marshes views across the estuary. Derek on a bench a beautifully carved wooden sign The crew setting up the next shot Rob McDougal filming from a wall medieval field system ladybird on a stem derek and bob smiling in the sun Rob checking a scene on the camera

For this 4.5 mile circular walk, Derek met local guide Bob Stevens for a historic walk around the town, following in the footsteps of its most famous resident, Dylan Thomas.

Visit the website to read about this walk and download a walking map of the route.


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