Here's a peek at one of the films Hugh Hughes made whilst on Anglesey, which played a huge part in the show that he made, which is now on at Theatr Fach, and will next week be on at Canolfan Ucheldre. Hugh's Nain would say "Never think that what can you do is too little" - so on that note, what shall we do?

I've been thinking a lot this last week about layers as I've been trying to articulate what it is that's so magical about Hugh Hughes returning home.

So, here's Llangefni (this shot is a perfectly illustrative image, taken from the Courtyard of the Bull Hotel, Llangefni). It's a town that has been standing for hundreds of years. Let's turn the lens of time to the…

My second trip to Anglesey turned up this gem:

I'm a bit of a sucker for franchises like Monopoly (yes, I have the Sheffield version, my own hometown) - even though I know some big corporation is making money from my new penchant for the Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Môn, as I now know it), buying it was a heartening experience. I…

I grew up in a landlocked county (South Yorkshire) and don't have much recollection of trips to the Great British coast, though many of my friends spent summer holidays in Filey, Skegness, Mablethorpe and Saltfleet. 

I didn't know what to expect from my first trip to Anglesey. My reconnaisance mission through my role as Digital Producer with Hoipolloi took place in February 2013, and though I intended on working on the train between Cambridge and Bangor, this sight of the North Wales…