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Michael and Helen Lawlor, Sydney
Enjoyed the photos of Burry Port, it hasn't changed. We visited last in 2005 and must have walked down the harbour nearly every day. We must say the weather and lifestyle in Sydney is great, but we do miss Burry Port.
Mon Jun 15 15:19:05 2009
Gwen Cooksey (Hook) Jordan M. East
Burry Port does grow on you, even if you're not born and bred there! I moved there when I was 12 and went to the then Central school 1970-74. Made and still have great friends in B/port. Don't get back as often as I'd like but I will be back for this years carnival. Really miss the flora and fauna - not much of it here in Jordan!!
Tue May 26 16:27:34 2009
Thailand Alan Jones
Great site went to b.p sec mod in the 60s. Now living in Thailand and working as a school teacher near Korat.
Tue May 19 16:51:05 2009
Helen from Brighton
My Dad (Gareth), Aunt (Glynis) and Uncle (Hywel) grew up in Burry Port. My Grandad (Mansel) was 'Jones the News' for many, many years. I have many happy memories of Burry Port, and not just of the sweets my grandad used to treat me to. He and my Nan (Rose) still live there. We will be going to visit in July, just in time for the carnival.
Tue May 19 16:42:10 2009
Gary Thomas, Burnley
We all had a great time down wales at easter.Fantastic whats going on down there, the new race course at trimsarin will be a winner. it will create more jobs, also visitors will see how beutifull it is around that coast.
Fri May 15 11:05:23 2009
Byron Williams
I really apprieciate all the comments and its nice to recall so many names that I remember. ( Barry I still have the bruises from when you and Peter pushed me all the way down the back lane in my pedal car) Good times.Anyway for lots more pictures check out my site burryport.net loads old old pictures. Just enjoy.The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites
Wed May 13 14:54:02 2009
Frances Travis (ne Morse), South east Wales.
I lived in Burryport until the age of seven at Elkington Road, then left with my family in 1960 but came back to visit and stay with my Mamgu in William's Terrace often.
I go back each year still. It is a beautiful little place and is where my heart belongs. I remember swimming in the sea and even the harbour with my friend Susan Williams who lived next door to Mamgu and who left to live in Australia.
I am still living near the water and overlook the river which seems a common theme amongst those who have left, and although I have travelled widely there is no sunset as beautiful as the one on Burryport Harbour.
Thu May 7 10:35:46 2009
Geoff Davies from Enfield
The pictures are fine, but there's more to Burry Port than just the harbour. Look north at the lovely green slopes of Pembrey Mountain for a start.
About a year ago Iwan Thomas of Old Colwyn enquired about St Ives in Burry Port. I recall the name from my childhood. If you search the 1901 Census by address, searching for St Ives in the parish of Pembrey brings up Nos 1 and 2 St Ives Cottages. From the adjacent addresses in the Census records it appears these were in Burry Port perhaps near to the Dyfatty stream, and beside the old railway line that passed below Moreb on the way to Pwll.
Tue Apr 7 10:24:28 2009
Gary Thomas Burnley
My mum and dad are down Burry Port for Easter, Betty and Harold Thomas. Looking forward to meeting old friends in the British Legion.
Tue Apr 7 09:50:39 2009
Michael Arthur Howes. Canada
Lived and enjoyed Burry Port. My family were Howes the bakers. I now live in Alberta. I was back in Burry Port a few years ago and stopped at my old friends hotel George's on Stepney Road. I still have some connections with Burry Port, mentally and emotionally.
Tue Mar 31 10:48:47 2009
Nick Thomas, Burry Port
Moved here 2 years ago and have a business here. A truly beautiful town with the friendliest people I have ever met and amazing views. I feel very lucky to live here and to raise my children here.
Tue Mar 24 16:16:45 2009
Lesley Lawton (Owen) now live in Nottinghamshire
Born and brought up in Burry Port. Really lovely photos on here. Visiting next month and cant wait to walk down on the Beach.
Tue Mar 24 16:06:05 2009
Anna Gallego
Wonderful pics of a lovely town that I discovered when my brother and his family moved there a few years ago. Always walk at the old docks and harbour, the beach is unspoiled and free of tourists. A hidden gem, thats Burry Port...
Mon Feb 9 14:06:15 2009
Noelle McVicar
We owned Greig House on the hill overlooking Burry Port in the late 50's/early 60's 'till we moved away. I currently live in Erdington in the West Midlands, home to Josiah Mason. My daughter recently had to research him for homework, and it turns out that he helped build and develop much of Burry Port. Life moves in circles.
Mon Feb 2 13:41:00 2009
Larry Bernstone, West Midlands
Great photos, brings back memories. The happiest years of my young life were in Burry Port. I was evacuated there during WW2 at the age of six, am now 73.
I stayed with my great Aunty Rachael and Uncle Bill at 46 Elkington Road for about six years, whilst there I was baptised at St Marys Church.
I have been wondering if some of my old friends are still around, namely John Elliot, used to live in the cottages down by the docks, and Peter O'Connor. I know my Aunties maiden name was Griffiths and she had relations in Mansell Road. Would be wonderful if there were old friends still around.
Wed Jan 14 16:33:26 2009
Harold and Betty Thomas, Rossendale
Our family lived in Burry Port and our children, Gary and Colette were born in Glasfryn, Llanelli. We have spent many happy times in the Windsor and the British Legion, always nice to see old friends. Roy Reed and John Patrick if you see this message - it would be lovely to contact old friends.
Tue Dec 9 17:21:36 2008
Peter from Wexford Ireland
My name was Peter Bunn. I was evacuated from Vauxhall station in 1939 and went to Reading, Berks. I remember it well I would like to tell my story because it is a sad, but happy one. I was five-years-old at the time and will be 75 in '09 and would like to join in any celebration events in 2009 - being 70 years ago when the war started.
Mon Dec 1 11:29:10 2008
Kevin Preece from Burry Port
Born and bred in Burry Port, it's in the blood! Most of my very large family still live here including my mother Violet Preece (Griffiths) who will be 80 in October. I tend to frequent most of the pubs mentioned regularly although the Windsor Club is no more!
Mon Dec 1 11:02:48 2008
Gary Thomas of Burnley
My family lived in 69 Stepney Rd, Burry Port we moved up to Burnley in 1966. My mother and father's names are Harold and Betty Thomas. My uncle still lives there, his name is Warren Thomas. Had some great holidays there growing up.
Mon Dec 1 10:59:09 2008
Gary Smith, Jakarta Indonesia
I upgraded my late Auntie's home in Mansel St and will live there when I return from my job in Indonesia. The view is splendid over Gower and the sunlight drapes the kitchen and back bedroom all day. I stayed there as a kid from Tenby and, apart from super modern conveniences like gas heating, wall insulation and double glazing, nothing changes.
The birds and the children in the school continue their eternal sounds and society remains helpful and relaxed and there are no parking fees and an ice cream man comes each day at 5 pm...it is quite glorious and measured with good pubs and restaurants down the road and memories of my Auntie Bessie stuffing sweets and apples through my Austin Metropolitan car window on my way off to college when I always called by in the late 1960s.
Wed Nov 19 15:40:03 2008
barry davies llanelli.
Hi Byron, me and my brother peter lived in the same street (Mansel) as you and your family for years. We used to play together as kids. Peter still lives in Burry Port, and I visit quite often.
Thu Oct 16 12:51:38 2008
Diane Perkins nee Thorne Upminster, Essex
I love this town! and like many others who have commented suffer from the Hiraeth! I teach in Essex and have responsibility for PE within the school...not a surprise if you remember me. Sister of Mike Thorne, wife and mother to 2 sons. I get back as often as I can. Love the photos. Any school ones 1966 to 1971?
Sat Sep 6 14:52:39 2008
David and Laura Williams
Burry Port is a brill place to live the sea air so fresh on cold morning and the people are so nice and welcoming...We live in Germany due to my job we so miss Burry Port and cant wait to come home for christmas. P.S. LOVELY PICS
Sat Sep 6 14:45:21 2008
Marc Webb West Yorkshire
Great photos of a great town. Having lived away for 23 yrs its still great to come home
Thu Aug 21 09:30:46 2008
Mike and Wendy Phillips,Bassingbourn Sth Cambs
Byron..Great Pictures of BP My wife hails from BP(Wendy Davies) her father had a grocers shop next to the post office in Station Road until early 60's She knows david and Paula thomas(message posted 2005) from Canada...she went to their wedding ? does anyone have their E-mail address ??? Keep up the good work
Tue Aug 19 12:50:11 2008
vivian john griffiths
If God won the lottery he would buy a house in Burry Port.Lived here and pembrey(yr hen bentre)all my life, the people sort of grow on you!
Fri Aug 1 08:47:30 2008
Tarul Clement Llanelli
It is only when you have lived away that you appreciate your roots. I now work locally and intend to retire to my birthplace of Burry Port and live out the rest of my days doing what I enjoy most...fishing off the banks.
Wed Jun 11 13:26:08 2008
Debbie from Glossop in the Peak District
I was born and brought up in Burry Port. My mum ran a wool shop in the village for many years, she was called Betty Ellis and sadly died in 1991. My Dad still lives in Burry Port and over the years had a bookies and then Ellis & Rogers Glaziers with my cousin Carol's husband John. We visit as often as we can and can't get over how much the place has changed over the years. It is a fantastic place to visit now and my son loves our visits.
Mon May 19 16:54:41 2008
Iwan Thomas from Old Colwyn (up north)
Does anyone recall an area of Burry Port known as "St Ives" or does it just refer to a pub that used to be in Church Street? It has turned up on an old birth certificate so it would be interesting to find out more if possible. Many thanks.
Wed May 14 09:41:03 2008
Royston Reed of Melbourne, Australia
I was born and bred in Burry Port and used to go every year to the Pembrey Fair, but now I live in Australia for the past 40 years. My sister lives in Pembrey but it is very good to be able to see all of it on the internet so keep up the good work it is a pleasure to see it all again.
Tue Apr 15 10:00:15 2008
Chris Hopkins Hertfordshire
Love all the pics. I've been teaching art in Potters Bar since 1973. Looking forward to retiring back in good old BP a.s.a.p.
Mon Apr 14 10:23:46 2008
Dawn from Muskegon, USA
I fell in love in Burry Port. I am glad to have found this page. So I could remember the love I found...
Mon Feb 25 09:59:31 2008
Darren, London
Burry Port am Byth!
Tue Feb 19 09:52:04 2008
Teresa Stevenson [Dahle] Essex
Grew up in Burry Port in Sandfield Road. I believe you are Sheryl Evans's cousin/Uncle Byron? When your wife taught at Glan Y Mor she was my form teacher in my first year! I'd like to send my best regards to everyone who I know in Burry Port.
Mon Feb 4 09:16:26 2008
Paul Williams
I am reseaching my family history and looking for information on my grandfather Benjamin (1862 born Briton Ferry, died 1934 Merthyr Tydfil) son Stanley born 1899he had six daughters and may well have worked in India in the 1930-40's. I have a 1947 address as Felinfoel, Llanelli, and later in Burry Port. One of his daughters Marjorie was mayoress of Burry Port. Any help would be most welcome.
Mon Feb 4 09:15:29 2008
Dr. Peter Phillips Saltburn by sea Yorkshire
Spent many pleasant hours in BP. Played football for the town. Didn't really think about it until I saw your site, which brought back memories of a very happy time. I still live by the sea, at Saltburn, which is a lovely little seaside town but on the North sea, so much colder.
Thu Jan 31 12:43:42 2008
alan payne in aberdeen
Nice photographs. Good to see some of Pembrey in there.
Thu Jan 17 12:00:22 2008
Simon Jones - Dorchester
I'm really missing good Old Burry Port right now! First time I've felt homesick in the past year! I really miss the people and the harbour! Oh to be able to look over to the Gower right now!
Fri Jan 4 16:52:37 2008
Emyr Phillips
The best secret of Carmarthenshire! BURRY PORT. We are the third largest town in the county. We have our own Lord, Lord Griffiths of Pembrey and Burry Port.The first test pilot of Concorde lived in Pembrey. The first woman to fly the Atlantic, Amelia Earheart landed in Burry Port in 1928.
The last Edmondson (card tickets)was sold in Burry Port after 153 years of use on the entire BR network. John Owen-Jones from Burry Port played the part of 'The Phantom' in London over 1,300 times.
The late Jim Griffiths, co founder of the national Health service lived in Burry Port. Sir! Emyr Jones-Parry GCMG who is the UK Permanent Representative to the UN in New York the actress Glenis Johns lived in Burry Port.
Fri Aug 10 16:05:12 2007
Dudley Protheroe Newcastle on tyne
Spent lots of my childhood times in BP enjoyed the fishing and the love of my grandparents and aunts and uncles.They lived at 62, Tyle Teg and also still now at Tan y Coed. Hi Jan and family.
Wed Jul 25 09:13:33 2007
valerie joan collymore. Somerset
I often spent holidays in the 1940s at Burry Port with my uncle Dick and aunt Lizzie Rees at Elkington Rd. I have completely lost contact with any of the family, there were 7 children Olive Eileen Barbara Beryl David Raymond and Norman. Anyone know of any descendants still about?
Mon May 28 11:43:53 2007
Garon Bohn
I have been enjoying reading all the E mails , many of the people I know. I check out the local webpage quite often and enjoy a visit every year to good Ol' BP.
I have been in North America 35 years now and still enjoy the sea; in fact I am on a yacht in the Virgin Islands this week. Back to the cold next week
all the best
Garon
Mon Mar 12 09:54:53 2007
Sue Jones from West Bromwich
My mother was born in Llanelli and grew up
in Burry Port. Visit regularly. Have friends in Tyle Teg and Y Rhodfa. Good
memories of meals and drinks in the Coasting Pilot.
Mon Mar 5 09:45:03 2007
Sue from Reading
Your photos brought back memories. My mother's family came from Burry Port and I spent all my summer holidays there with my grandmother and aunts. Relatives lived in Dyfatty Row from 1860 to the 1880s. I expect it has changed a lot since then.
Mon Feb 19 09:07:52 2007
Gale Morgan-Williams, Chicago
Just got back from 2 weeks in BP - the more things change, the more they stay the same. If you haven't been back recently - go. Caulfields (the old Cambrian) does a great Sunday lunch! Nice to see these great photos, and to have them available to show friends. I have one picture of the boats on pontoons, if I can figure out a way to post it.
Mon Jan 8 10:49:44 2007
Sheila Mann from America
It was a wonderful surprise to find this site on the internet. I visited Burry Port about 2 years ago, I grew up there and still have family and friends there. Thank you for giving me a night of memories.
Thu Jan 4 08:55:02 2007
Dave Price of USA
Gill Morris, please go to GENUKI Pembrey site it gives a piece on the Gravelles.
Tue Jan 2 11:14:55 2007
Jeffrey Sweeting from Chepstow
I was born in 1947 in Burry Port and lived at 31 Tan - y - Coed. Spent many of my younger days swimming in the harbour with my brother, Michael. Grandmother(Edith Sweeting) lived at No 6 Elkington Road.
Often vist and am impressed at the new harbour developments.
Thu Dec 28 15:23:15 2006
Gill Morris from Vichy, France
My Dad's family were The Gravelles.....called the pirates of Burry Port?! Does any one have information on this story?
Wed Nov 15 16:05:56 2006
John Patrick Purley Surrey
Spent the WW2 years in BP which was my mothers home went to school there, lived in the Deryydd and in Huskinsons Row (now demolished) and still have family there. Lost all my school friends local and evacuees when returning to London. Miss the rissoles and chips ./. Anyone know me?
Fri Nov 10 09:43:24 2006
Kathy Sinclair from Caterham, Surrey
On 3rd Setember 1939 when I was seven years old I left N.W. London at the outbreak of WW2. My mother took me and my little brother Terry Maloney to stay with her sister in Cwm Ifor Rd Burry Port. We spent much of our childhood in Burry Port. Now I am housebound and unable to visit Wales and am delighted to find Byron's wonderful photographs, which bring back so many happy memories.
Wed Oct 25 11:29:04 2006
David Piper from Burry Port
Hi, I just came across this site after searching for some archive photographs of Burry Port and hey presto, see my brother Peter's message on here, regarding Dyfatty Cottages (now known as Heol (Road) Dyfatty.) Indeed, our Grandmother lived here from the mid 1960's until her death in the late 1980's. Also, reference to Beryl's email on Divanti Cottages (which I guess is Dyfatty) ... Beryl, who is your Grandfather?
Thu Sep 28 16:35:18 2006
Deb Place North Lincolnshire
Lovely photographs, going back this weekend just hope carnival day is still the first weekend in July!
Thu Jun 29 16:07:42 2006
Linden from Cydweli
I came to Llanelli from Cardiff 47 years ago. Although the area went into decline with the closure of traditional industries, I never regreted the move. Now that we have Pembrey Country and Sandy Water Park, the Milenium Coastal Path and Penclacwydd Wildfowl Center, the Pembrey Motor Racing Circuit and the Airport, the area has gone from good to great. I only hope too many people from outside don't discover what we have.
Fri Mar 31 23:05:28 2006
Mark Beynon in Brussels
Great pics of the hometown. Love the shot of the sunset - fantastic colours. Hope all the developments that are planned for the harbour (housing, bars, etc) don't spoil it. Nothing wrong with change, but important to keep Burry distinctive.
Wed Feb 15 16:59:20 2006
Manuela Rees-Clark, Germany
I miss Burry Port very much. It is virtually my second home. Regards from Germany to all you lovely people over there
Love from Manuela and Hubby John
Sat Jan 28 15:01:47 2006
Moira from Manchester
My dad designed a bungalow on "the greig ", called Headlands,( and picked the stones of the beach to render the fireplace - probably illegal! )... I wonder who lives there now, and have they developed the land in front, overlooking the bay?...Happy days..
PS. I'll neved forget being summoned to 'come and see what Jacks done in the toilet'- it was his tiling,you see.
Sun Jan 15 13:32:02 2006
Janice Timms (Richards)...USA
I'm originally from Burry Port ('backair')southside - Glanmor Terrace. Went to school at the Copperworks. I owned a hairdressing business for about eight years (now part of Hotel George). My husband and I visit once a year and always take a walk down the harbour - it's changed over the years. Pictures are a nice reminder of happy times when we lived in Burry Port (Elkington Rd). Always on the lookout to contact friends from home.
Hugs, Jan.
Sat Jan 7 21:24:37 2006
Keith Williams from Essex
Thanks for the pictures. My family came from BP and lived at 47 New St and owned the shop next door at 45. They were known as 'Williams St.Ives' because they had a pub called the St Ives in Church Rd. It became the White Lion and I believe it is now a Fish 'n Chip shop. I spent some wonderful summer holidays in BP in the 1950's and have fond memories of the place.
Wed Jan 4 15:57:18 2006
Lorna from Winchcombe
I am very lucky my Parents have just bought a home in Burry Port - cant wait to explore it with my 2 year old Son Luka.
Please come to Winchcombe in Gloucestershire - its beautiful too.
Wed Dec 21 12:44:31 2005
Vera Storey nee Cole from Cheltenham
Hi Byron,
I have been away from Burry Port for 25 years and still get homesick.
I look forward to visiting at least once a year and love going to the harbour.
A wonderful place to have been born and brought up in.
Very fond memories of school friends.
Thu Dec 15 10:22:53 2005
Owen 'the monk' Dixon
Feel the thunder feel the roar Burry Port is Loose! and I mean loose! I love the the views from Jenkins Bakery and Miar's Chippy. Hmmmm Chips!
Sat Nov 19 13:07:37 2005
Lesley Jones from Cheshire
Thanks for the nice photographs,childhood memories staying at grandpa's (Edward Jones) pre-fab house backing onto the golf links and the steam trains going past. What ever happened to the 'Griffin'by the railway line, that my older brother used to frighten me with? and the day all the family went cockle picking and my older cousin had to rescue me from the sinking sand, scary!! I was only a babe!
Fri Nov 18 20:10:56 2005
Brian Kelley from Llanelli
Only to inform people Kelleys Hero does go out, complete with golly, dog and family, donnot know why such an issue with people..
Sat Nov 12 17:28:05 2005
Matthew Davies Llanelli
Burry Port is a great place to live i spend all my time here, staring out into the sea, looking at the beutiful views. I love it!!!
Mon Nov 7 13:25:50 2005
Stuart Eadie
Burry Port is the place to be. The kebabs are awesome, especially with mint sauce you got to try it, trust me. Brillaint night out, and the mackrel fishing is class!!!
Thu Nov 3 14:51:33 2005
Gareth Dixon Burry Port
I love Burry Port, i work in Parsons Pickles, i love the local cockels and watching the trains come through Burry Port. What a great place!!!
Thu Nov 3 14:43:03 2005
Steve of Reading
Came there last weekend, what a great place. Stayed in Pwll.
Thu Oct 27 19:59:01 2005
Dave Price... USA
Just a quick note to let you know that I was in Pembrey two weeks ago. Buried my dad at St. Illtyd Church where my mom and sister are buried.
My mothers maiden name was Mary Eluned Williams
of Cliff cottage in Pembrey. My dads name was James Price... Went to the Ashburnham hotel after the funeral...
Wed Oct 19 01:03:40 2005
Wesley Herridge - Portsmouth
Grew up in Burry Port and went to school in Pembrey, my family used to run caravan site next to the old Parson's Pickle factory we lived in the tin bungalow which used to be called Derwydd Bungalow - maybe someone could tell me if it's still there as we moved out in the early 1980s - my grandad built he brick bungalow next door - he always added characteristic porthole window as he was (and still is) a seafaring man.
Nice to see pictures though - some very fond memories.
Tue Oct 18 16:05:54 2005
Barry Evans in Brisbane
Are there any other views other than the harbour? Every time I am home there seems to be changes, can we see pics of these too I wonder? Great pics though!
Mon Sep 5 18:31:58 2005
Peter Blake from South Africa
I really enjoyed looking at these pictures they bring back fond memories of Burry port where I was born 59 yrs ago. One day soon I will be able to see again how nice this really is, when I return for a visit.
Regards Peter.
Sun Aug 28 09:58:21 2005
Jane from Pembrey
Byron is there any chance of an updated photograph of the harbour now that the boats are on the finished pontoons, I think people who visit this site would be surprised at the changes.
Tue Jul 5 22:00:15 2005
Liz from Burry Port
Come on Andy from Burry Port we are waiting for a reply from you about Kelly's Hero's going out of the harbour.Tom and Liz have seen him, how come you missed it?
Tue Jun 28 19:07:06 2005
Liz from Burry Port
The photo of the harbour is beautiful. Andy from Burry Port you are wrong Kelly's Hero's has been out and the Golliwog went as well.
Fri Jun 24 21:09:06 2005
Richard from Swansea
You can take the boy out of Burry Port, but you cannot take the Port out of the boy. It's the Western equivalent of Mecca !! And only down the road from the Scarlets.
Sat Jun 4 15:44:57 2005
Dave Price - USA
Left Pembrey Burry port area in the late 1950s... I have so many fond memories of the area I was born in Cliff Cottage on the Ashburnham Golf course and spent 15 years there before moving to England. I am now living in the U.S.A. It will always be in my memory bank... Dave Price U.S.A.
Mon May 30 15:54:33 2005
Kathy Sinclair from Surrey
Hi Byron, Can someone please convey my thanks to Jayne Jordan and son Daniel of Burry Port who first put me in contact with your wonderful photos. I have lost her email address. This website beats all, and I wish I was well enough to come and visit the place where I grew up.
Mon May 16 20:38:11 2005
David & Paula (Phillips) Thomas from Burry Port
Thank-you, Byron, for refreshing our memories so beautifully.
We have lived in Canada since 1961 but continue to enjoy our visits home - the old 'hiraeth' is as strong as ever. We still live by the water - Fort Erie on the shores of Lake Erie.
Tue Apr 26 16:06:15 2005
Kathy Sinclair from Surrey
I love your website, it brings back so many happy memories. I lived with an aunt and uncle in Burry Port with my brother Terry Maloney during the second world war attending both schools there.
Sat Feb 19 20:39:14 2005
Beryl
Hi Byron and Peter, my pc crashed but now I'm back. Yes, Peter it was those cottages.
Sun Jan 30 09:37:17 2005
Margaret Williams
Lived away for 48 years, still enjoy my twice yearly trips to see family. I now live in Tamworth Staffs.
Fri Jan 21 20:36:26 2005
Peter
Hi Byron
Nice photographs being a Burry Portian myself I really appreciate seeing them. I am going back to Burry Port at the weekend, can't wait. I note the comment from Beryl where she refers to Davanti cottages, indeed there were cottages my grandmother lived there, it's pronounced Dyffaty, did she say who her grandfather was? Thanks again. Peter Piper
Mon Dec 13 19:49:45 2004
Clare, London
It' nice to see the familiar scenes from home!!! And to show how beautiful my home town can look!
Sun Dec 12 21:45:05 2004
Amanda ... east coast of England
Yep I still live on the coast just a different one. Your pics are fab and brought back floods of memories from my childhood. Any chance of more of the sunsets over the harbour? I've seen one a while back but now can't find it. Yours Amanda.
Mon Nov 15 21:40:44 2004
Beryl South Wales
Please can someone tell me if those two cottages are there? I don't know if I am spelling them right Divanti Cottages.
Thank You Beryl
Thu Oct 21 16:44:58 2004
David Burry from Dorset
I have often wondered if my family originated from Burry Port.
Intend to visit very soon. Where should we stay?
Wed Oct 20 18:53:17 2004
Tom - Burry Port
Nice photos of a lovely town and nice to see them being shown for once. And Andy from Burry Port Kellys Hero HAS BEEN OUT OF THE HARBOUR TRUST ME....
Tue Oct 12 21:35:14 2004
Beryl - South wales
Started to trace my family tree, found out my Great Grandfather was born in Burry Port, I was told Davanti cottages there were two of them. So when I logged on to your site I was thrilled. What wonderful sunsets you have. Thank you for the photographs, I will call some day to see them for myself .Beryl
Sun Oct 3 12:05:19 2004
Aled Griffiths From Orastie
Nice 1 m8.
Thu Sep 30 18:30:08 2004
A Burry Port ex-pat
Lovely photographs - thank you BBC Wales South West for showing them. Makes me miss the old place!
Fri Aug 13 22:07:58 2004
Andy from Burry Port
Kellys "Hero" - Never seen it out the harbour!!!!!
Fri Aug 13 17:00:13 2004
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