“Dwi’n ystyried fy hun yn un o’r genhedlaeth goll. Yn y 70au doedd dim llawer o gyfleoedd i bobl fel fi ddysgu Cymraeg. Dwi wedi ceisio gwneud iawn amdani.”
Mae Yvonne Herbert yn cofio damwain awyren ger Talog a oedd yn eithaf cyffrous ar y pryd! Mae’n debyg bod dau ddyn yn yr awyren: – Wedi’i ddileu 05/08/1982: Dioddef methiant injan oherwydd methiant cywasgwr a damwain 4.5 milltir i’r gogledd orllewin o Gaerfyrddin. Y ddau griw – G.Capten. P. D. Oulten, a Fight Lieutenant M. B. Stoner – taflu allan yn ddiogel.
Glaniodd yr awyren mewn cae. Mae ysgrifen yn y llyfr “Carmarthenshire Air Crashes”, Bryngold Books, ISBN 978-1-905900-37-4, ar gael i fenthyg oddi wrth Carmarthen Library.
Gyda diolch i Gareth a Sylvia Davies am y lluniau.
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