I would like to wish a happy St David’s Day to you lot across the water. Yes, you know who I mean. The Welsh from Wales. On a clear day I can see your shores from my window; the mystical islands of Worms Head, the fabled Pembrokeshire coast and its equally gorgeous sister, the Gower peninsula. Misty lands that come and go with the weather. Sometimes I wonder who is looking back at me. Then I pull the curtains.
Efallai y bydd eich cennin Pedr yn sefyll tal a bod eich cennin byth yn rhydu. Hapus Dydd Gŵyl Dewi!*
* If it is nonsense I blame Google translate!
Off The Edge Gardening 
A lovely thought and I bet it sounds wonderful with the right accent. I will take my mum some daffs from my garden tomorrow, she is not Welsh but will still like them.
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I am sure she will, do you have lots?
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Loads this year, especially the little pseudonarcissus that have popped up all through the hedge.
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Lovely!
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And though I know which blob on the other side you are in, I don’t know if I need to look right, left or centre or just span the entire blob. But thanks for your good wishes. And thanks for not mentioning our rugby team. xx
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Seeing it is your special day, I restrained myself x
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What a lovely sight to see!
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I especially like these ones, not sure what they called, but don’t really care, they are gorgeous!
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I don’t know what you’re talking about but those are some very nice daffs!
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Nothing changes! 😉
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Ooooh, so pretty! Sometime this month I hope to have some of my own.
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Has it stopped snowing yet? Hope so. 🙂
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Yes, it’s fine now, a little rain, a little sunshine. Actually, the snow disappeared very quickly.
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Nice thought!
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🙂
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Did I tell you I was half Welsh? Just don’t put me on an island in the middle of the Bristol Channel. I’d hate it.
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Yes, I think I knew that, so you obviously understood the message …. 🙂 I know that you and boats don’t get on very well, you had better stay this side of the channel I think.
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Google translate works backwards too 😉
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I would have believed you!
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We’ll just send you to live in Monmouthshire which, until 1974, was not part of Wales but nor was it part of England. It was just an “and” in the south east corner of God’s own country.
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As long as I don’t have to permanently perch atop Offa’s Dyke that’ll be fine.
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