Gwyn Rowlands [SEP] position played on team / speciality
Gwyn Rowlands
Dr. Gwyn Rowlands (19 December 1928 – 30 April 2010) was an English-born rugby union wing, who played international rugby for the Wales national team. At club level he represented London Welsh, Cardiff and the Royal Air Force.
Rugby career.
Gwyn Rowlands was born and educated in Berkhamsted, and had dual qualifications for both England and Wales. He had trials for England national team during the 1948/49 season, but was unsuccessful. He was then invited to trial for Wales in 1949.
Rowlands added his name to the carving so that his work would not be mistaken for a real ancient monument.
The theme music was the traditional folk piece "Tôn Alarch" played on the harp by Jean Bell, while the incidental music was taken from stock sources. The title sequence featured a hand shadow depicting an owl in flight, photographs of the valley and a flickering candle along with sound effects.
Cast.
The parts of the three main characters Gwyn, Roger and Alison were played by Michael Holden,