1. Here’s Mary’s book on Shemi Now watch out for Shemi!

2. This is Shemi as drawn by Jac Jones who illustrated Mary’s book

3. And this is Shemi himself ! He was about 80 when he died in 1897

4. The photo was taken by Charles Edwards - this was his studio in Fishguard

5. Here are some of Shemi’s places:

6. Rhos-y-caerau Chapel is where Shemi was christened and buried

7. Goodwick was Shemi’s village

8. Duke Street in Goodwick is where he lived

9. Shemi used to fish on Goodwick beach

10. And here’s the Rose and Crown - it was Shemi’s favourite pub

11. Here are some local people of Shemi’s time:

12. Participants in a local Guessing Competition

13. A local choir outing

14. A Meeting of the Otter Hounds

15. Haymakers on a farm near Goodwick

16. How we know about Shemi:

17. Dewi Emrys was a famous Welsh writer who grew up knowing Shemi He wrote about Shemi in this book published in 1937

18. D.J. Williams ( left) was another Welsh writer who made a radio programme on Shemi in 1936

19. D. J. Williams lived opposite Mary when she was a little girl

20. Mary’s father knew lots about Shemi and told her some of the stories

21. Mary when she was a little girl

22. And here is Mary’s father when he was about 80 – still telling Shemi stories!

23. Shemi and his tales live on!

24. Mary can come and tell you Shemi stories - the cardboard cut-out comes too!

25. Children are making up Shemi stories

26. And children are painting his portrait

27. The Rose & Crown is still in Goodwick – and right next door is the Hope and Anchor!

28. You can still visit Rhos-y-caerau Chapel

29. You can find Shemi’s tombstone - as Mary did!

30. And see that Shemi’s real name was James Wade

31. Find out more on Shemi in Mary’s book

32. The End