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Isle of wight?
My Mam had a cast iron bakestone - it was ridiculously heavy. She tried to give it to me recently as she can't lift it any more but neither can I (plus it would probably wreck my ceramic hob). I bought a large heavy based frying pan to cook my welshcakes which I keep hidden at the back of the cupboard - woe betide anyone who tries to use it to cook anything else!!
FYI Geoffrey - tomorrow in Welsh Wales people of all ages will be dressing up in silly outfits with tall hats, will have leeks or daffodils pinned to their jackets and will be singing all day in a strange language. Nothing unusual at all!
Bridgend Ben - we're slowly taking over here
My sister lives in Oswestry-should I warn her?
Caz W wrote (see)
people of all ages will be dressing up in silly outfits with tall hats, will have leeks or daffodils pinned to their jackets and will be singing all day in a strange language
Caz, you've just described what Geoff does everyday, not just a special occasion!!!
I do do that-I do do
Be afraid Bunny - be very afraid .......... we'll keep singing until you beg for mercy and make you eat raw leeks
Glyn-she has lived there for years-dont go very often -have done the trip to nearby-(fill in town please) over the border and up the Horseshoe Pass and bought the obligatory Welsh Doll
I am a Southern Softy as Frank once described us
The sound of Wales
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WabT1L-nN-E
sotongeoff wrote (see)
over the border and up the Horseshoe Pass
Hope that's not Cockney Rhyming Slang
sotongeoff wrote (see) over the border and up the Horseshoe Pass Hope that's not Cockney Rhyming Slang
