Gallant Little Wales: Sketches of its people, places and customs

This travelogue opens a window onto the rugged beauty of North Wales, inviting listeners to wander through mist‑clad valleys, ancient castles and sleepy villages. The author blends observation with history, offering sketches of local customs, folk songs and the daily rhythm of shepherds and fishermen. Illustrated with period engravings and a map, the book shows stone churches, thatched cottages and the ever‑present call of sheep on the hills. It serves as a gentle introduction for newcomers and a nostalgic reminder for those who have loved the land.

Throughout the narrative the writer’s affection for Wales shines through, from lilting melodies in village pubs to bright bluebells along country lanes. Listeners will hear tales of the Ladies of Llangollen, the quiet dignity of Carmarthen markets, and the lingering myths that thread the landscape. The tone is warm and observant, encouraging you to imagine stepping through a Welsh doorway and feeling the cool mountain air. Whether you plan a future visit or seek a peaceful escape, these sketches promise a vivid auditory journey through a gallant little nation.