Lambing time at an alpaca farm
Making chocolate with a single mother
Meeting the niece of photographer Angus McBean
Fitness League (for the Roy Noble show)
Mongolian Yurts in Trelleck
A taste of wild boar
A natural burial site in the Usk valley
Embroidering with the WyeKnots
Acorn Garden Project
Citizens of Monmouth Interest Group
Marsha meets a cannon enthusiast
The Lost City of Trelech
Crwth - medieval music
Leopardskin cars
Marsha goes rowing
Talking flamenco with Isobel and Phil
Henry V - Welsh-born king of England

Watch a Digital Story by Marsha (Need RealPlayer?)

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Marsha tells us more about herself:

I have been living in Monmouth since the late 1990s. We arrived from Scotland with a baby and a toddler and immediately felt at home.

Monmouth, we discovered, was a wonderfully welcoming place. The town has an extraordinary history, great markets, architecture, facilities, surrounded by rolling countryside, and, most importantly, very friendly people.

I feel settled here. This is my home.

I've been involved with Monmouth's first Women's Festival and the BBC Digital Storytelling workshops at the Bridges Community Centre.

I am also a member of a Monmouth writer's group.

My background is in Anthropology. I travelled and worked around the world for four years, filling many different roles, from packing apples in New Zealand to teaching English in Japan.

Since having children I have concentrated on writing and research and aim to finish my first novel.

I love hearing people's stories and look forward to hearing many. I feel honoured to be Monmouth's correspondent and relish the challenges that lie ahead.

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Do you have a story for Marsha to tell from Monmouth?

Send an email to theviewfromhere@bbc.co.uk or check out The View From Here programme webpage.

You can also contact Jan Preece in Newport.