Dylan gave the first full reading of 'Under Milk Wood? at the Tenby and District Arts Club at a cafe venue called the Salad Bowl in George Street.
St Dogmaels
Dylan visited a farm in St Dogmaels, Hendre Farm (1930) and wrote a poem for the young girl of the house, Bonnie James.
St Davids
Dylan and his friend John Davenport visited St Davids, Britain's smallest city with its magnificent Cathedral, in 1938. Following a walk to St Davids Head Dylan recited his birthday poem, ?Twenty Four Years?.
Pwllgwaelod, Dinas Cross
Dylan visited the public house, the Sailor's Safety which is situated on the foreshore of Pwllgwaelod beach with some friends, John Malcolm Brinnin and Bill Read, in 1951. Now called The Old Sailors, it is probable that Dylan was a fairly frequent visitor. You can still get a drink and a meal here in the rather cosy bar and restaurant.
Fishguard
In 1938, Dylan and Fred Janes went to the Eisteddfod accompanied by Caitlin and Augustus John. On the return journey Dylan and Augustus John had a 'heated' argument, about what we don?t know but no doubt fuelled by the beverages to be found at the Eisteddfod. Fishguard Lower Town, a place worth visting is the Ship public House that is tightly packed into the main street. Here you will find many historic photos of the place and the filming of ?Under Milk Wood?. Lower Town was used as the location for the fictional town of Llareggub in the film starring Richard Burton in 1973.
The Boathouse at Laugharne
