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Laugharne (II)

In 1938 Dylan and Caitlin , who have just married, they moved to Laugharne ( ready. " Laarni ") in Camartenshire . In fact, the first visit by Thomas in what will become the city with him more symbolically linked, if only because here he wrote most of his works, dating back to 1934, when he called as "the strangest town in Wales . The house would become the first home of Dylan and Caitlin was called Eros , and was in Gosport Street. It was small, but perfect for the couple, who quickly became an object of curiosity on the part of the bizarre residents of Laugharne . Paul Ferris , the biographer of Thomas , born as he Swansea, tells us that " neighbors peeked through the curtains to catch glimpses of young Mrs. Thomas in a flowing purple housecoat , or watch her husband , who was thought to be a writer of some kind , trotting down the hill to fetch water from the public tap, dressed in pajamas and an overcoat .

Three months later, the Thomas moving into more spacious, although more modest, " Sea View " like baptizing the same Dylan, a country house near the sea. Ca itlin becomes pregnant, while Dylan working on his collection of poems The Map of L ov and in 1939, in fact, released the book, and the couple's first child was born, Llewelyn . But the pressing economic difficulties and the desire for greater stability leads them in May 1940, to leave Laugharne.

We will be back in 1949, with the help of Margaret Taylor, wife of the historian AJP Taylor, who bought for them the famous " Boat House " for 3,000 pounds . Thomas loved it, and began to write, day and night, in the next years cap overlooking the estuary of the River Taf now re s tructure and destination for many tours. It was in fact grav LY damaged by fire after the death of SCRi ttore and it is believed that the fire is not destroyed some of his unpublished works.

There is also more in Laugharne Brown's Hotel, a pub where Thomas spent frequent his days. Hung on the walls are some photos that remind us, and there is still room in the bottom of the table where he usually sat.