These works of art are made next door by my very talented neighbour. To see more of her fantastic work look her up on her Facebook page:
Trysorau Cymraeg
She is a very talented artist and with each creation she explains some of the history of the place created and the materials she has used. Such imagination and creativity and all next door!
Dylan Thomas’s house
St Petrox
‘On my visit to Pembrokeshire on Wednesday, I passed through the tiny hamlet of ‘St Petrox’. You can’t blink or you will miss it! But it has always captured my imagination as it seems to consist of just two buildings! One 13th Century (and very beautiful) church and literally just over the wall, one traditional farmhouse! It was such a beautiful day, and the farmhouse washing line was full and blowing in the glorious sunshine and the church yard was full of daffodils…. so this piece made itself!
“St Petrox” – set on a lovely narly old piece of driftwood from Pendine and using Welsh slate and various other reclaimed materials’ copied from Trysorau Cymraeg Facebook page
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Pembrokeshire cottage on Pembrokeshire Coastal Footpath
‘We have many beautiful lakes and reservoirs throughout the length of Wales, I am lucky enough to have a ‘supply’ of easily accessible ones on my doorstep! Many have cottages and boathouses along their shorelines.
“Llyn Mawr Boathouse” – set on driftwood from Llansteffan Beach in Carmarthenshire. The cottage has a Welsh slate roof and the fence is made from dried heather from the nearby Brecon Beacons. A few rusty bits and bobs, an old tin roof and a hazelnut boat complete the scene.’ copied from Trysorau Cymraeg Facebook page
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