Everything I Have Always Forgotten by Owain Hughes
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Overview: Everything I’ve Always Forgotten is a delightful fifties rural childhood memoir by the son of novelist Richard Hughes. Owain’s childhood of sailing, riding and walking in Snowdonia reflects his parents’ belief in ‘benign neglect’ in raising him.
Everything I Have Always Forgotten is the story of Owain Hughes’ childhood in the 40s and 50s. He spent it in boarding schools, in the family’s large but dilapidated house, and on the banks and waters of the Dyfi estuary, across from the Italianate folly village of Portmeirion. The north Wales landscape – Snowdonia in the near distance – dominated Owain’s young life, and his stories of boating, horse-riding and walking culminate in the three day hike through Snowdonia by the 12 year old Owain and a friend which culminated in being marooned for two weeks on Bardsey Island, of the north Wales coast.
Genre: Non Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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