WHO VISITS? Children's author

Angela McAllister wrote this poem 

while staying at The Cwtsh.

Martin is a folk singer, writing new

music by day; evenings spent at

the Royal Oak, Fishguard's own

session pub, where the Last

Invasion Treaty was signed.

Hugh Costello had a Hollywood

script deadline, which he met

writing in The Cwtsh and on the

seat by our spring, Ffynnon Clûn

itself. A source of inspiration.

Arthur Johnstone proposed to Sheree Murphy while staying at the Cwtsh. They wrote

in the guest book “So Special we got engaged!”

Poet Paul Walker wrote this haiku during his autumn visit.

Thomas spent mornings editing manuscripts, afternoons striding the coast path.

Aileen is a healing therapist. She used her time at The Cwtsh – undisturbed peace plus free

broadband – to develop her new website.

Daniel is an investigative journalist. We gave editorial support for rewrites of a study on

global espionage. Then he brought his family to stay in The Cwtsh. The smoke curling from a

summer barbecue helped clear the fog of espionage.

Peter is a composer with a new commission. His musical imagination was stirred by the

endless rushing of our spring, and the firewood crackling in the wood stove. Even better, he

could review his work on the piano.

Brigitte is a Swiss theatre manager, keen to learn English. We set up a programme of formal

teaching by TEFL specialists, plus informal visits and participation in Pembrokeshire's rich

and diverse cultural life.