Eifion Wyn Williams
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The Sons of Beli Mawr
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Eifion Wyn Williams
Jan 27, 20181 min read
Organize Your Blog With Categories
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Grow Your Blog Community
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Add Images, Videos & Style Your Text
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Jan 27, 20181 min read
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Jan 27, 20181 min read
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Old Welsh Wisdom and Superstition.
This list is not exhaustive by any means, and it beggars belief how they remembered it all! Water. People were warned not to spurt or...
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A long and winding road. (The migration route of a rare red dragon).
Moses parts the Red Sea (1907 print in public domain). The Manassites. We have often discussed the Cymru being one of the ten lost tribes...
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Lludd Llaw Ereint travels to Breged.
High king, prime warrior & priest, Lludd Llaw Ereint, 1st son and heir to the great Beli Mawr, perhaps the most powerful man in Britain...
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