Narberth: The Welsh town where rainbows rule even after lockdown
It's a symbol synonymous with hope and solidarity, now so more than ever.
Over the past few months it's been hard to escape colourful rainbows popping up in windows all over the world.
But in one West Wales town the humble rainbow has taken on a whole new meaning, thanks to their very own self-confessed Rainbow Fairy - also known as artist and teacher Diana Brook.
What started as a single rainbow on the window of her own home has become a movement, and has raised thousands of pounds for charity along the way.
Almost a thousand rainbows were painted on shops and homes throughout the town, many of which are now due a touchup.
They almost became a fashion statement, with one local describing it as "rainbow envy", and Diana says it was a boost for her own morale too.
Narberth is a town that prides itself on its community, and welcoming atmosphere.
And now that lockdown is over the rainbows are brightening up the street for visitors too.
Locals say the artwork helped bring people together and kept people working together.
The Rainbow Fairy herself says she hopes it'll be a time people will remember.
So far the town has escaped the worst of the virus, but it won't escape the crippling financial impact of the pandemic.
But business owners are still mostly hopeful that their tight-knit, cheerful and caring community will help them through.