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Coedcae and the Cwm

August 4, 2020

Having found the ruins of Coedcae Garw thanks to @mikekohnstamm (https://www.heritagetortoise.co.uk/2020/07/coedcae-garw/) I’ve reverse engineered the...

Madeleine GrayAugust 4, 2020

Seth and Ethan

December 9, 2022

When Seth first saw Ethan, a morning just before last Christmas, he put his hands...

Madeleine GrayDecember 9, 2022

Limericks and haiku

August 31, 2016

The limericks from the wedding competition rhyt_22-08-2016_13-14-34_MFDNPT1(1) rhyt_22-08-2016_13-14-34_MFDNPT1(2) rhyt_22-08-2016_13-14-34_MFDNPT1(3) rhyt_22-08-2016_13-14-34_MFDNPT1(5) rhyt_22-08-2016_13-14-34_MFDNPT1(6) rhyt_22-08-2016_13-14-34_MFDNPT1(7) rhyt_22-08-2016_13-14-34_MFDNPT1(8) rhyt_22-08-2016_13-14-34_MFDNPT1(9)

Madeleine GrayAugust 31, 2016

Llangybi: several generations of wall paintings

March 23, 2014

Our annual field trip up the Usk to Llangybi: we can get there, look at...

Madeleine GrayMarch 23, 2014

How my grandmother chose her husband

November 14, 2014

Things do come in threes. Once there was a king and he had three daughters....

Madeleine GrayNovember 14, 2014

Sir Henry Sidney and the Three Bears

July 7, 2013

Heritage footpath projects are full of traps for the unwary. Footpaths tend to slice across...

Madeleine GrayJuly 7, 2013

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