A digital snapshot by Dewi Owen Hughes, Redstone Creative, 2012. It is a search for Y Rhyl, yr hafan deg ar fin y don, loosely translated into English as Rhyl, the fair haven by the sea … to see how much Welsh culture and language is visible in the town, walking with a digital camera from Foryd to Trellewelyn; from Brynhedydd to Cefndy and from Pendyffryn to Tynewydd, while listening to music by The Alarm (Standards CD) on an iPhone. Images and names from Rhyl’s history are visible in stone, paint, wood and glass – Angharad Llwyd, Tŷ’n Rhyl; the submarine Resurgam II; Aviator Vivian Hewitt’s first flight across the Irish Sea from the town; Arthur Cheetham, the pioneering film maker; the Crown Bard, Dilys Cadwaladr; Owen Rhoscomyl, the writer, soldier and Welsh patriot; and Archdruid Hwfa Môn, for example. Visit www.rhuddlan.net or www.redstonecreative.co.uk for web links or iMovie preview on YouTube http://youtu.be/D3iyFy7BNDs?hd=1 ISBN: 978-0-9571801-2-3