The Hydes' England Trip, June, 2007

Dylan Thomas' Boathouse

Official web site on Dylan Thomas' Boathouse.

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Sign to Boathouse (Welsh on top line)

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Scott loves cats.
In parking lot to Boathouse.

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This kitty quickly makes friends with Scott.

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Kitty is introduced to Mary Jane

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View of bay from Boathouse parking lot

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Laugharne Castle on left.
Dylan Thomas' Boathouse in distance at the water's edge (right of center)

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Boats in the mud due to low tide

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Ruins of Laugharne Castle

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Mud flats and hills with hedgerows in the distance.
Dylan Thomas' Boathouse is just visible to right of pole with red box (far left center).

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View from Boathouse

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Dylan Thomas' Writing Shed where he wrote Under Milk Wood and much of his poetry.
Originally a garage built for previous owner.

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Interior of Writing Shed

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View of Boathouse from path above. Path is now called Dylan Path in his honor.
Dylan walked the path every day from the Writing Shed to town and his favorite pubs.

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The roof of the Boathouse and its view

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View from base of Boathouse

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View towards town from patio

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Mary Jane and Boathouse

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View from walkway back to parking lot
Boathouse is beyond the left of image.

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