Abergavenny Guestbook

nossie and meg

visited abergavenny this weekend and had a lovely time. only found this website when we got home to plymouth though!!
good site, looks very helpful.
p.s the walk to the top of the blorenge was great!

denese

My 19 yr old niece has just come to live in Aber. Has anyone any suggestions where to make new friends & where to go to make friends of her own age.

Heidi

Lived in Abergavenny about 17 years ago, still comming back drinking my coffee at Luigis. When I live there I worked as well at The Angel Hotel, got lots of friends, would just love to see them again. Steven who was driving for Vin Sullivan Fish, think of you lots. Write if you see this to hfo@kab-bolig.dk maybe other friends I was having a good time with are still living in town, Zoe, Adam, Stuart, Emma. I would love to hear from you too. Love from the crazy girl from Denmark

Udo Schultz, Germany

Just under a week and we will be back in what we consider our "second home", Abergavenny for another holiday, like well over 50 times before! Aber, here we come!

George & Nancy Gay

Have been to Wales 3 x. Nancy's grandmother was from Swansea so this is a "Special" piece of Heaven for her. We stay several days at the "Rectory" in LLangtock with Karen and Paul Ball. They are wonderful and informative hosts. Love the Pub on the corner

Mike Powell

aber always holds a special place in my heart....1st teaching job in 1966..Grofield School...happy days!!!!Anyone else remember them?

Marcena S. Croy

I visited in 1994 as my great grandparents & family had lived in Abergavenny. I am looking to connect with the family of Mary Lewis, daughter of John Lewis and Mary Yarworth.I hope to return for a prolonged visit.

Antonio Aggimenti

I met Ingrid Wright,mother's name Helen(?)in Italy, 30 years ago (early 20's at the time)and I spent an unforgettable Christmas in picturesque Abergavenny)I have not seen her since....could someone help me locate her? Thanks,Antonio Aggimenti

Daryl Kazmier - Flint, Michigan U.S

I have been to Abergavenny many times. Developed lifelong friendships. Most have passed away, but I still visit. I cannot located Dr. Brian (Bryan) Jones. Anyone known of his whereabouts? I am very fond of Aber and her citizens. Sincerely, Daryl

Michael Keogh - Colchester

I worked at the Abergavenny Chronicle, wonder if anyone remembers me.

David Briner - Venice, Florida

Would love to come and visit. My grandmother was from Wales. She came over to the states approx. 1916. I heard of this place from a 1969 record from Shannon called "Abergavenny", which I recorded at her house back in 1972 and finally found the 45 record on E bay. Are there really "Paradise People" there? Hope to see sometime soon.

Joanna Williams - Blaenavon

Hi, I don\'t know if there is anyone who could help me, my sister stayed with a couple in The Mardy Abergavenny about 25 years ago, they were Mr & Mrs Goulding, my sister remembers the husbands name was Fred and they had a son called Kevin, they lived at 2 The Firs, Mardy, Abergavenny. She went there through social services for a short holiday, but she started getting attatched to them and all visits stopped. I know she would love to hear from any of them, I know 25 years is a long time ago, but hopefully someone will know about the family. If you can help at all, please contact me on joannadenise@aol.***.

Susan Warburton - lancsI

was born in Abergavenny,cottage hospital,and went to Caste St School, it's long gone now. I moved away many years ago, but i come back every year. All my family reside in the cemetaries now. I have a good friend nee Linda Pitt, now Dainton, we went to infant school together. And we are now in our 50's but have been life long friends. I come home every year, and dont want to leave Aber each time i come back. It's my roots my heart,my home, my haven. Nee Susan Gibson, lived at 16 Meadway many years ago.