Looking around Laugharne

Well today's is Lordships birthday and he's opened his cards un read all his birthday messages, he's ad a few of both, not bad fu u old un.
Weem on the move agin towards Tenby, the highlight of the trip.
Thems stopping off at Laugharne, where Dylan Thomas had a boathouse overlooking the estuary, it's where he rote is poems, not that either of um know any, other than the Under Milk Wood one.
We're on our way un it's Bank Holiday Monday so parking at Laugharne may be a challenge. After stopping off in Carmarthen and stocking up on supplies with summut nice fu is birthday tea, there is lovely scenery again but lots of traffic, thankfully going the opposite way to us.
We find a parking space quite easily un they leave me to head off to the village in search of culture.
It's a nice little town with a castle and a small beach on the estuary.
After walking round the castle they pops into the little pub for refreshments, bonus all beer only £3 a pint. Then it's an ice cream while they wanders off to find the Dylan Thomas boathouse, passing his house on the way, it's further than they think, un bugger me it's hot so they gives up un heads back to me, unny just in time, I'm wilting here, me temp reading is 36 degrees phew, anyroads we're off agin to get to the campsite at Pentlepoir for the next 4 nights un the quicker we get there the quicker he can relax un enjoy his birthday, Just up the road a nice Chinese restaurant so it's a takeaway for tea un a pint while sitting in the sun.Read more