Pentre Voelas, Holyhead Road c.1935
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We were married here in June 1972 and 40 years on we are still married. Good days of the Voelas Arms and not so good days. I lived and worked here as a young girl with happy memories and one day I will return. I often think of my days here as a young woman ...the good days and not so good days. I hope you all remember them!
I spent many happy holidays with my grandparents John and Alice Hughes at Bron Cadnant, much of the time in the two rivers/streams that come together near the house. I was taught how to fly fish by my grandfather and my Uncle Bob who lived in a shop almost opposite the church in the village. I remember visiting Hafod-lom where by mother was brought up with her father and mother - now under water at Llyn ...see more