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Ammanford Park

Ammanford Park c1960 Ref: A186057
Ammanford Park c1960
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Going to Ammanford Park was a rare treat even though we only lived 3 miles away in Capel Hendre. It was a beautifully manicured park with a great bandstand which was used more for children to play in, than the Ammanford Silver Band! It had a good tennis court and I remember the summer of 1969 when we played tennis in the hot summer sun - or is that just a rose-tinted memory? The park was covered over by the Eisteddfod in 1970, the summer my mother - Nurse Gwenda Edwards - and I, acted in a play called Glò mân.

Written by Jennet Sutton. To send Jennet Sutton a private message, click here.

A memory of Ammanford in Dyfed shared on Wednesday, 2nd June 2010.

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