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A personal view of life in the Town of Books
Eigon
demonstrating a bow
Save the River Wye
The Kingdom of Hay
Long Live Hay-on-Wye!
Links
- A Book a Day in Hay
- Antur Brewery
- Artistraw Cider
- Barbara Erskine
- Be More Frank
- Billie Charity photography
- Black Mountain Vineyard
- Black Mountains Lions
- Black Mountains Preserves
- Botany and Other Stories
- Brecon Beacons Tourism blog
- Brecon Foodbank
- Bronllys Well Being Park
- Buddhist Retreat house in Brilley
- By the Wye Glamping
- Carol and David Brown, Linocuts
- Cat Weatherill
- Cusop Community Website
- Cusop History Group
- Drover Holidays
- Fairtrade
- Friends of the Upper Wye
- Great English Outdoors
- Green Valleys
- Hay Castle Trust
- Hay Chamber of Commerce
- Hay Festival
- Hay Music
- Hay Outdoor Training
- Hay Public Library
- Hay Resilience
- Hay Theatre Group
- Hay Tours
- Hay Town Council
- Hay Writers' Circle
- herbfarmacy
- Hereford Times
- Jasper Fforde
- Jump4Timbuktu
- Kilvert Society
- Laurie Engel Fund
- Lion Street Gallery
- Little Knapp Distillery
- Lizzie Harper illustrator
- Lower House B and B
- Lucky 7 Brewery
- Majestic Bus
- Marijana Dworski Books
- Nourished Earth
- Oh Pioneer Spoons
- On the Verge
- Plant Dyed Wool
- Radnorshire Wildlife Trust
- Richard Priestley, global problems, global solutions
- Shepherd's Ice Cream
- St Mary's Church
- Talgarth Mill
- Tegfan Garden Suite B&B
- The Globe
- Transition Towns
- Vintage by the Wye
- Whinyard Rocks Vineyard
- Wiggly Wigglers
- Wobbly Owl
- Wye Valley Falconry
- Wye Valley Meadery
- Wye Valley Yoga
Blog Archive
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May
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- Festival Around Town
- Hiking Hedgehog
- Heard at Hay Festival
- Borderlands at the Castle
- Rose and Crown for Sale
- Breakfast in a Bookshop
- Local History
- Shopping Buddies
- Weapons and Arrows at Cusop Castle
- Local Election Results
- Dodgy Electoral Tactics?
- Local Elections
- P for Planting
- "Poor and Indignant Women"
- A New Chapter for Chapters
- A Long Walk and a Bus Ride
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About Me
- Eigon
- Hay is a fascinating town - but there's more to it than bookshops! I like to take a look behind the scenes, at what the locals are doing.
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