Aberystwyth. Zorki 4. Expired Perutz Primera 100.
Aberystwyth has been a major educational centre in Wales since the mid 1800s when the University College of Wales, now Aberystwyth University was founded. Everyone I meet who attended the university tells me that they loved studying there. I can see why.
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So I made Pride versions of the flags of the 13 Historic Counties of Wales:
This is the map of Wales with each county flag edited with pride colours! The palette I used was the final Gilbert Baker pride flag which he created before he died. Just for fun and these are free to use with credit.
(Note: several flags are proposed flags, since some counties have not registered official flags yet)
Column 1: Glamorganshire, Cardiganshire, Merionethshire, Montgomeryshire
Column 2: Monmouthshire, Caernarfonshire, Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Radnorshire
Column 3: Ynys Môn, Flintshire, Brecknockshire, Denbighshire
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Interesting knitting insights in Knitting Stockings in Wales—A Domestic Craft, S. Minwel Tibbott in the Journel of Ethnological Studies.
1. Dyed vs undyed yarn
…it was regular practice in Cardiganshire to knit the west and toe in natural white yarn while the bulk of the stocking would be knitted in the blue-grey dyed yarn. Some informants stressed that the natural colour yarn wore better than the dyed one and therefore was more suitable for the toe-caps. A scientific reason given for knitting the welt and toe-caps in natural colour yarn was that the oil or lanolin present in it gave added warmth and protection to the wearer’s toes. The oil would also weatherproof the welts of the stocking which were often exposed to the wearer when worn above the tops of boots; they would thus readily shed any moisture. (Pg 67)
2. Methods of blocking/finishing
The completed garments were pressed beneath stocking boards (styllod sanau) and then were ready for market. These boards were cut to the shape of a stocking and informants from Cardiganshire described how a pile of stockings would be positioned between two boards and were then pressed by the weight of a heavy stone resting on the upper board for a whole week. Another method practiced in north Wales was that of placing a pre-heated board inside the stockings. (Pg 68)
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A Cardiganshire Landscape 2
John Elwyn (1916–1997)
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the sineater 🍞 “Professor Evans of the Presbyterian College, Carmarthen, actually saw a sin-eater about the year 1825, who was then living near Llanwenog, Cardiganshire. Abhorred by the superstitious villagers as a thing unclean, the sin-eater cut himself off from all social intercourse with his fellow creatures by reason of the life he had chosen; he lived as a rule in a remote place by himself, and those who chanced to meet him avoided him as they would a leper. This unfortunate was held to be the associate of evil spirits, and given to witchcraft, incantations and unholy practices; only when a ☠️ took place did they seek him out, and when his purpose was accomplished they burned the wooden bowl and platter from which he had eaten the food handed across, or placed on the corpse for his consumption.”
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SAINTS FOR MARCH 01
St. Hermes and Adrian, Roman Catholic Martyrs with twenty four companions, probably the Massylitan martyrs praised by St. Augustine. They suffered in Massylis, or Marula, in Numidia. Feastday Mar 1
St. Monan was a monk at St. Andrew's under St. Adrian. Monan worked as a missionary in the Firth of Forth area in Scotland until he and a large number of Christians were murdered by marauding Danes
ST. FELIX III, POPE, Born of a Roman senatorial family and said to have been an ancestor of Saint Gregory the Great. Nothing certain is known of Felix, till he succeeded St. Simplicitus in the Chair of Peter (483). At that time the Church was still in the midst of her long conflict .Mar. 1
St. David. According to tradition, St. David was the son of King Sant of South Wales and St. Non. He was ordained a priest and later studied under St. Paulinus. Later, he was involved in missionary work and founded a number of monasteries. The monastery he founded at Menevia in Southwestern Wales was noted for extreme asceticism. David and his monks drank neither wine nor beer - only water - while putting in a full day of heavy manual labor and intense study. Around the year 550, David attended a synod at Brevi in Cardiganshire. His contributions at the synod are said to have been the major cause for his election as primate of the Cambrian Church. He was reportedly consecrated archbishop by the patriarch of Jerusalem while on a visit to the Holy Land. He also is said to have invoked a council that ended the last vestiges of Pelagianism. David died at his monastery in Menevia around the year 589, and his cult was approved in 1120 by Pope Callistus II. He is revered as the patron of Wales. Undoubtedly, St. David was endowed with substantial qualities of spiritual leadership. What is more, many monasteries flourished as a result of his leadership and good example. His staunch adherence to monastic piety bespeaks a fine example for modern Christians seeking order and form in their prayer life.
St. Marnock. Irish bishop, a disciple of St. Columba. He resided on Jona, Scotland, and is also called Marnan, Marnanus, or Marnoc. He died at Annandale and is revered on the Scottish border. His name was given to Kilmarnock, Scotland.
St Albinus, a monk and an abbot was elected Bishop of Angers by acclamation, despite his reluctance. One of the promoters of the Third Council of Orleans, he helped renew the Church by fighting against clerical laxity. St Albinus was known for his care of all those in need. Mar. 1
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Cardigan (Aberteifi.) Nikon F65. Ilford Ortho Plus.
Despite having regularly visited the historic county of Cardiganshire for the vast majority of my life I am do not recall ever visiting the town of Cardigan.
Aberteifi (it's Welsh name) began life as a settlement that developed around a Norman castle and was an important port in the 18th Century. It was also the site of the very first National Eisteddfod.
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A Cardiganshire Farm
John Elwyn
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Cawl Traditional Welsh Broth Recipe
This cawl recipe is popular with the local farming community of Cardiganshire in Wales. This soup tastes better after reheated so make ahead of time.
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Cawl Traditional Welsh Broth
This cawl recipe is popular with the local farming community of Cardiganshire in Wales. This soup tastes better after reheated so make ahead of time. 2 quarts water, 2 large onions chopped, 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley, salt and pepper to taste, 2 large carrots sliced, 1 rutabaga diced, 4 potatoes peeled and quartered, 1 small head cabbage sliced, 2 leeks sliced, 12 ounces beef shank
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UKG SHIRE EP from D.J. Highlanders on Vimeo.
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Stylish, energetic, dynamic... these are some of the characteristics of this new musical production by D.J. Highlanders who puts the English variant of the Garage genre at the center of his work, House Garage to be precise. English theme, English dedication! 6 tracks, 2 dedicated to English shires, two dedicated to Scottish shires and two dedicated to Welsh shires!
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Stiloso, energico, dinamico... sono alcune caratteristiche di questa nuova produzione musicale di D.J. Highlanders che mette al centro del suo lavoro la variante inglese del genere Garage, House Garage per essere precisi. Tema inglese, dedica inglese! 6 tracce, 2 dedicate alle contee inglesi, due dedicate alle contee scozzesi e due dedicate alle contee gallesi!
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A Description of the Mines in Cardiganshire (Waller, 1704).
From our Library Collections. (Museum Wales)
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Background reading on the Rebecca Riots
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