Caps: Nightcaps, Monmouth Caps, Thinking Caps, Pudding Caps, and White - There are all sorts of caps from For instance, there was the mythical fairy or ghost in English folklore known as the bluecap and the redcap ... https://t.co/RTMw9BjMdE

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Caps: Nightcaps, Monmouth Caps, Thinking Caps, and - There are all sorts of caps from For instance, there was the mythical fairy or ghost in English folklore known as the bluecap and the redcap ... https://t.co/OKZAogrbRs

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John Singleton Copley, Study for "Monmouth Before James II", 1782-1794 https://t.co/yktuk0wUXW

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Folklore of the roan/rowan tree from an 1859 book owned by Alfred Cheesman. He notes he saw it used (probably!) for witchcraft protection at Monmouth in 1894.

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Good Night! 😴 (2 August 1944, La Belle France. No, it's not lemonade. (Men from 3 Monmouthshire.)

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Hello again.
I found Lynda Jones work this morning whilst researching someone else. Monmouth is her home and she has good qualifications in Visual Art from the University of Wales. Lovely painting.

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RT : Captain Arthur Gardiner felt dishonoured by association with disgraced Admiral Byng. In 1758, commanding HMS Monmouth he cleared his name in battle with one of the most powerful French ships afloat. https://t.co/ahVzPcQroB

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Captain Arthur Gardiner felt dishonoured by association with disgraced Admiral Byng. In 1758, commanding HMS Monmouth he cleared his name in battle with one of the most powerful French ships afloat. Click: https://t.co/cx1W5f35Hr

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After execution of Admiral Byng in 1757 his flag-captain, Arthur Gardiner, felt dishonoured. Commanding HMS Monmouth in 1758 he cleared his name in battle with one of France's most powerful French ships. Click: https://t.co/cx1W5f35Hr

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S. w. view of Penmaen Church, Monmouthshire, J. Johnson, https://t.co/5p75izuNsq (Palette: 🖌🎨

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Study for "Monmouth Before James II", John Singleton Copley, 1782-1794 https://t.co/yktuk0wUXW

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Study for "Monmouth Before James II", John Singleton Copley, 1782-1794 https://t.co/yktuk0wUXW

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I always enjoy painting this view of the Usk valley with the big sky full of clouds.
8”x6” oil on board
There are a few paintings of this view on my website -
https://t.co/Wlh1utJeWu
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The road to Abergavenny
8”x6” oil on board (almost)
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This is my commute to the studio, I’m not doing it as much this year and I’m missing it.
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All my daily paintings are available for £125 and dry in 3 weeks
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Chepstow, Monmouthshire - starting point for

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RT : to Mary Ludwig Hayes, sometimes referred to as Molly Pitcher, who was born 13 October 1744. Legend is that her husband fell and she took his place operating a cannon the Battle of Monmouth.

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Finished illustrating a map of my home county - Monmouthshire! I enjoyed illustrating where I grew up and the memories I have associated with each town 😊 available now on my Etsy 😊 https://t.co/Q34WKztRpy

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Around the coast of Wales and crossing from Monmouthshire into Glamorganshire and Cardiff. Card I’ll Bay, docks and three wonderful Cardiff towers.

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VAO20 924|Richard Pike |🎨Migration Landscape With Words: Monmouth To Glastonbury. (Acrylic, ink, pastel, and graphite on wood panel. (80cm x 100cm x 7cm)
https://t.co/fWj4ZGj79z

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in 1685, the bloody Battle of was fought.

A rebel army led by James Scott, Duke of Monmouth was routed by a royal army of King James II.

Hundreds of the rebels were hunted down and hanged or transported.

Sedgemoor was one of the last battles fought in England.

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