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A Village Boy

I was born and raised in Llandarcy, where as for all the people whom lived there was a safe and friendly environment. I now live and work in Thailand as a teacher, but I still have found memories of my beloved Llandarcy. School holidays: When we used to camp-out on the mountains. Winter: When sometimes the snow was over two metres high. Bonfire night: When we used to spend weeks preparing the bonfire and where we used to have run-in-battles with the locals from Jersey Marine. The fondest memories are of the people and my friends.
Cheers, Llandarcy. For making me the man I am today

Written by Keith Evans. To send Keith Evans a private message, click here.

A memory of Llandarcy in West Glamorgan shared on Wednesday, 22nd December 2010.

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RE: RE: A Village Boy

I am from Briton Ferry and would love to follow you to Thailand as a Teacher.
I have a baby boy in Nakhon Sawan. I now live in Leeds, and would be delighted if you can help me to follow your footsteps by living and working in Thailand by means of any advice on gaining my TEFL.

Comment from Gary Smith on Sunday, 27th February 2011.

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