Linda and Alison visited the Welsh Language Centre at Nant Gwtheyrn on the Lleyn Peninsula today, to meet Jim O’Rourke the Director. Jim kindly showed us round the site, which dates from the 1860s when a Liverpool company opened a stone quarry to provide setts for the streets of British cities. Nowadays, visitors to Y Nant come to learn Welsh, walk the coastal path and enjoy the spectacular scenery. The quarry chapel has been converted to a beautiful sunlit space where workshops may be held. Locally, there are hills and forests, beaches and mountains, and ancient historical sites to explore
We are looking staying at the Centre as a group so that artists involved in Le Cheile can meet to make work over several days in stimulating and congenial surroundings. Now we just have to arrange it all……..!!
AC
