They say that Dylan Thomas drank himself to death But I know better, it was them Chelsea girls that wouldn’t give that boy no rest

@bookerdana i totally love that.....embrace the craziness!! 😁

@SW-User I better not..I think I've had enough🥴

@bookerdana well, i have to admit i have too!! 😁

@TheSirfurryanimalWales nice place????

@bookerdana Dylan Thomas spent a lot of time there.
The boathouse is famous and the town square has lots of pubs and hotels with bars.
It is nice.....
And a nice rugby club..
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Dylan and the boathouse
Dylan Thomas first arrived in Laugharne in 1934 aged 19. He came with a friend by ferry from the other side of the Taf estuary and would have alighted just behind the Boathouse. He was instantly fascinated with Laugharne.

It was from the Boathouse that Dylan made the fateful journey to New York where he died in 1953 aged 39; an early death that turned a talent into a legend.

Dylan’s family still have a very strong connection to the Boathouse. Aeronwy, Dylan’s only daughter, became an ambassador for his work as well as a fine writer herself. Since her untimely death in 2009 the mantle has passed to her daughter, Hannah Ellis, who is herself a regular visitor to the Boathouse with her family. This is a place the Thomas family still feel very much at home.

@TheSirfurryanimalWales New York didn't help him,much😬

@DragonFruit Take it up with the band!