David Morgan was born in Cwmparc in 1944. For many years he worked as an engineer. He was also a local councillor and Mayor for the Rhondda between 1993-1994. His delight for Cwmparc is infectious, as is his laugh. 00.02 Memories and importance of Chapel01.32 His father’s talent for singing02.11 His grandmother and the role of the Welsh “Mam”02.51 Welsh in the home before going to school03.21 Rural tales from growing up in Cwmparc04.48 Fun with Dai the Ram05.02 Remembering “The Dam”05.44 The ‘hot water’ swimming pool06.27 Coming home with ‘treasure’ in his pockets07.13 Boys having larks in Cwmparc08. 39 Cycling to the sea09.17 The importance of Parc Hall to young men/teenagers11.01 Teenage japes with friend Aidan11.22 His involvement with the memorial for the bombing of Cwmparc and how his knowledge of the council helped13.20 Rhondda’s musical legacy13.49 You might be Mayor for the Rhondda but you’re always someone’s son/grandson!