Owain Glyndwr Day

[Taifi gorm]

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Be glad there’s no dragon on that royal standard.
Good to be excluded from all that shananagins.

 

[Oddball]

Done…. Now go and get your dragon suit please

did i spell it right?

i learned it off a lad from Wales in school

 

[Connor mcloud]

Whatever happened to the "Sons of Glyndwr"

 

[COYBL25]

Whatever happened to the "Sons of Glyndwr"

They all married sheep and lived happily ever after ?

 

[Connor mcloud]

They all married sheep and lived happily ever after ?

They've probably all got 2nd homes they rent out, only joking

 

[Kurt.]

I used to know a great welsh sonnet years ago but can’t fully remember it now, roughly translated into English it went something like..

I’ve got my matches
My pieces of paper
A gallon of petrol


I can’t remember the rest

Beautiful words though which sounded so much sweeter in my native tongue

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

I used to know a great welsh sonnet years ago but can’t fully remember it now, roughly translated into English it went something like..

I’ve got my matches
My pieces of paper
A gallon of petrol
And a sheep for later

I can’t remember the rest

Beautiful words though which sounded so much sweeter in my native tongue

There you go lido

 

[chrismpw]

Huge fan of the Welsh.

I stand with them and Mr Glyndwr in their quest for freedom from the English.

Rise Cymru RISE

???????

Only if we English can join in and be liberated from the English too.

 

[carlos21]

Only if we English can join in and be liberated from the English too.

Can you go to my thread.

 

[Joey66]

Today is National Owain Glyndwr day here in Wales. A day when we remember the true Prince of Wales.

Glndwr was the leader of the French army that helped the Welsh to push the English back to Chester- he was short lived.....
Idolised by the Welsh in a movement named The sons of Blunder who have the occasional march to worship a Frenchman......
I watched it on a TV documentary very interesting.......

 

[AsiaAsia82]

According to wiki, the Welsh Revolt was from 1359 to 1415.

That’s 16 minutes, hardly a revolt surely…