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US Election Special | A Letter to America. A host of Wales's top writers discuss their hopes and fears ahead of the General Election on November 3rd.
https://t.co/VXoVHKNJSS
🎨Dathlu Celf Cymru ar AM | Celebrating Wales' Art on AM🎨
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🌸 @SerenMJones - MABINOGION🌸
Portreadau o gymeriadau chwedlau Cymru wedi’u ail-ddychmygu
Paintings that re-imagine the femmes of Welsh folklore
📲🌍https://t.co/XT0r5OjmwP
Our @gwladychwedlau work mapped Wales' literary heritage, and now @LitWales are seeking to undertake primary market research into fantasy-themed video gaming preferences. This will inform the adaptation of Welsh myths as the basis for video game content: https://t.co/2e8NNj74Da
Welsh landscape painter Thomas Jones was born #OnThisDay in 1742.
His most famous work "The Bard" (1774) is based on Thomas Gray’s poem and depicts #Wales' final bard cursing Edward I's invaders before leaping into the "endless night"
#Art: National Museum Wales
#SaturdayThoughts
Laver is part of Wales' cultural and natural heritage and has been collected here for centuries.
Pressed laver specimens @Museum_Cardiff show the original red colour. Once made into laverbread, the green pigment shows through
#DigitalFoodFestival
More: https://t.co/1PabmTu6Ia
In 387 AD, a saint was born in Banwen, high in Wales' Dulais Valley.
He would become the Celtic world's most iconic figurehead.
Every March, he is celebrated in towns and cities across the world.
To his adopted Irish home and kin, he is known simply as Saint Patrick.
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'The Green Bridge of Wales', 30x20inch, oil.
The dramatic Green Bridge of Wales is a natural arch formed from limestone in Pembrokeshire's National Park, here in west Wales. #Wales
🦑The Vermont myths differed little from the fauns, dryads & satyrs; & the wild Wales's dark hints of strange, small & terrible hidden troglodytes & burrowers. Or startlingly similar to the dreaded Mi-Go or “Abominable Snow-Men” who lurk in the Himalayan peaks🎨Jason Engle🦑#HPL
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A special concert with @TheWildhearts + more on 30th Sep at @TramshedCF #Cardiff.
In aid of Huggard, Wales' leading charity for people who are sleeping rough. Tickets on sale now: https://t.co/RBRynsTyB2
A birthday gift for a very good friend & one of #TheValeofWales' biggest fans on tumblr. Happy Birthday to my friend Ana, aka Livehorses :)
Happy #InternationalWomensDay get 50% off any book in the 'Gender Studies of Wales' series with the code DEWI20 https://t.co/ZUJ24MZWV8
The results are in from last week's #StDavidsDay #sudoku. Using decorated initials from Gerald of Wales' works in Royal MS 13 B VIII. Well done to @uqiahmad003 @BLQatar @EndangeredAlpha @kathsprout! 👏 And a special shout out to @chrcapuano for an impressive hand drawn effort 🏆
Dilys Elwyn-Edwards, one of Wales' most influential and versatile composers, died in #Llanberis #onthisday 2012 https://t.co/VYMq3GjwOW @MusicNLW #WelshHistory #Wales Image: @RSMusicians
Whilst we are flooded out at Gwydir - here is a photo of the traditional floodplain just north of us - completely dry. @NatResWales if you won't help protect one of Wales's most important historic sites then please let the floodplain flood & let nature do its work. This is insane
Who Is Your Hero?
A Facebook fundraiser by Australian comedian Celeste Barber has raised over $30 million for New South Wales' volunteer firefighters, providing them with some much-needed help during Australia's bushfire crisis.
https://t.co/f9E3n3joeL
🦑The Vermont myths differed little from the fauns, dryads & satyrs; the wild Wales's dark hints of strange, small & terrible troglodytes & burrowers. Or startlingly similar to the dreaded Mi-Go or “Abominable Snow-Men” who lurk amid the Himalayas🎨Aaron Sims Creative🦑#Lovecraft
“People said, ‘You shouldn’t be teaching that.’ Why not? It happened. Children should be aware.”
Betty Campbell was Wales's first black headteacher. Continue her legacy by teaching Black History: https://t.co/4HEDZG4S5r
✍️ @efalois
#BlackHistoryMonth
'Green Bridge of Wales', 30x20inch, oil.
The dramatic green bridge of Wales, a wonderful natural cliff structure near Castlemartin, in #Pembrokeshire.
We can see from a book "The Prince of Wales' Eastern book, a pictorial record of the voyages of H.M.S. "Renown", 1921-1922" that the Prince of Wales who later became Edward VIII took pictures of himself with #JapaneseRisingSun when he visited Japan during his world tour in 1922🐰