As a result of the Gavin and Stacey fame, the lady who actually lives in the house that was used in…read morethe filming for the program has opened her house up to Gavin and Stacey fans. The delightful lady, Glenda Kenyon is very welcoming and gives and informative tour including pictures to look at and gives all an insight into what it's like to live 'on location'. You are welcomed to take lots of pictures and even use the bathroom if required. Many of the street scenes took place in Trinity Street and Glenda will point them all out to you. (Stacey & Gwen, Uncle Bryn and Doris all live here) Glenda does not accept money for the tour but if you feel like donating, her favourite charity is the RSPCA and donations are optional. Last year, she raised close to £1000 for the cause. You are also encouraged to write a message to the shows cast in a visitors book. Well worth a visit!!

Some states of the US don't have any docks. But Cali is quite the opposite. In other words... CA…read moredox? Ton! This is a tiny little windswept station with some blue station houses, located close to Barry and about seven miles from the center of Cardiff heading into the valleys. It's out in the Vale of Glamorgan, and it's pretty helpful for people that live near here to get in and out of Cardiff. It doesn't have a permanent car park, so you can't really leave your car here, which is kind of annoying, and why I'd avoid using it really. I like the way the Towers look on the bridge, which gives it a unique look and differentiates it from all the other stations. The ticket office bizarrely closes at 9:45 in the morning and 12 in the afternoon on weekends. That makes it a little difficult but I guess it works for locals. I added a star for the two towers so to speak. Not that I'm a Tolkein fan.