At the Upper Villa Tyde

An abandoned collection of postcards taken from a train station and a three month stay in a Welsh tourist village might have been intended as light distraction during a break from the woes of the everyday. But aided with an over-reactive imagination and a collection of eccentric and mis-matched guests and gardening staff, Beryl Sinise finds her holiday in Wales anything but quiet and uneventful. There are tragedies and secrets to be uncovered, as well as her own fantasies and realities to set straight. In a village known for the surreal and the artistic, this may be easier said than done.