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sn’t summer wonderful? Let’s hope that it goes on and on and secluded Scilly Isles while our fashion pages go all nautical.
we are still enjoying the sunshine when the next edition of Pembrokeshire College students showcase their artwork andI
Pembrokeshire County Living hits the streets. Jimmy Edge meets a woman whose passion is beetles, bugs and
And what better way to celebrate summer than getting out and creepy-crawlies — you’ll never look at them in the same way
enjoying the great Pembrokeshire outdoors — not forgetting to again!
take your copy of Pembrokeshire County Living with you. If you’re a Dylan Thomas fan, the recent production of Edge of
Inside this edition female jockey Lucy Jones tells of her Love, starring Keira Knightley and Matthew Rhys will have
triumphs and we feature the highlights from this year’s Seafair
rekindled your enthusiasm. Lisa Soar takes a trip to Dylan’sHaven festival.
Laugharne boathouse to soak up the atmosphere.There’s news of the ever-popular Ladies Day and we look
Don’t miss out, enjoy the latest of edition of Pembrokeshireforward to a major Flower Festival event at Picton Castle.
In our travel section Lee Day writes about his recent trip to the County Living — the best of contemporary life in Pembrokeshire.
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