by Eleanor
(Now in Cumbria)
Hi Wil,
Yes I remember Washi Bach who often used to visit Penygraigwen and Parc in north west Anglesey when I was a child.
He was a harmless soul and we weren't a bit scared of him as children. He would always sing for us for a penny, twirling his walking stick.
I clearly remember his OXO tin tucked under his arm and the old army overcoat he wore.
This is a very interesting page thanks for sharing.
Eleanor
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Feb 22, 22 01:19 PM
Dear Wil Washi Bach was a familiar figure when I was growing up in Pentraeth in the fifties and sixties, although his visits were infrequent. As somebody
May 22, 21 09:02 AM
Just found your site today, and is great. I wrote earlier about Washi Bach? Both sides of my parents’ families are from Sîr Fôn, Hafod Llwyn and Tregele.
May 22, 21 08:05 AM
Aberffraw beach is so special to me as this is where we have scattered our dogs ashes after her passing - seems really strange every time I go back there
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