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Happy St David’s Day - Howard Wright - 01-03-2023
Hi All
Just thought I’d wish everyone “Dydd Gwyl Dewi Sant Hapus” (Happy St David’s day)
Cheers
Howard
RE: Happy St David’s Day - Ivor Hawkins - 01-03-2023
Thanks Howard, I’ll be taking the Austin for a bit of a tour of “the Old Country” at some point this year!
RE: Happy St David’s Day - David Stepney - 01-03-2023
Diolch yn fawr Howard ac yr un i chi hefyd!
(And for those who don't have the Welsh: Thank you Howard and the same to you too)
RE: Happy St David’s Day - Steve kay - 01-03-2023
Sevens unable to be excavated from behind building work so 2cyl French outing to Abergavenny. Not many daffodils observed but bara brith on offer, and one shop giving away little Welsh cakes to customers.
RE: Happy St David’s Day - David Stepney - 02-03-2023
Saw plenty of daffodils along the roadside going between Ruabon and Overton on Tuesday.
RE: Happy St David’s Day - Bob Olive - 02-03-2023
(02-03-2023, 10:27 AM)David Stepney Wrote: Saw plenty of daffodils along the roadside going between Ruabon and Overton on Tuesday.There were also plenty in Marks and Spencer by all accounts - alongside the spring onions...
RE: Happy St David’s Day - David Stepney - 02-03-2023
(02-03-2023, 12:30 PM)KBob Olive Wrote:(02-03-2023, 10:27 AM)David Stepney Wrote: Saw plenty of daffodils along the roadside going between Ruabon and Overton on Tuesday.There were also plenty in Marks and Spencer by all accounts - alongside the spring onions...
Not sure that counts.
RE: Happy St David’s Day - Steve kay - 02-03-2023
Leaf spring onions? Volute spring onions? Must go straight back to the workshop after that.
RE: Happy St David’s Day - Howard Wright - 02-03-2023
Hi All
The literal translation of the Welsh “Cenin pedr” is flowering leek. Or as most know it ….. daffodil.
Cheers
Howard