My Welsh Waterstones Tour: Stop 6 - Abergavenny
Abergavenny is in the Brecon Beacons - a well-known beauty-spot of green hills and trees

all of which require copious amounts of rain of course, hence the footwear of choice is the wellie.

I also spied a castle, tucked behind the street on the edge of an escarpment

with a 12th century entrance

and slitted windows in the younger (14th century) part

and grander ones for what was a hall and the bedchambers, and the usual tales of heinous deeds necessary to keep down the rebellious Welsh.

I always come across the Waterstones shop unexpectedly

with the poster advertising my event in the window

and another (extremely kind) one inside with my books,

and I enjoyed myself talking, and talking and talking - to the staff and the customers - until it was time to go home.

all of which require copious amounts of rain of course, hence the footwear of choice is the wellie.

I also spied a castle, tucked behind the street on the edge of an escarpment

with a 12th century entrance

and slitted windows in the younger (14th century) part

and grander ones for what was a hall and the bedchambers, and the usual tales of heinous deeds necessary to keep down the rebellious Welsh.

I always come across the Waterstones shop unexpectedly

with the poster advertising my event in the window

and another (extremely kind) one inside with my books,

and I enjoyed myself talking, and talking and talking - to the staff and the customers - until it was time to go home.

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