Gwyl Gwydyr

[Francis]

At last for my poeticaly challenged self I've worked out a way (albeit not quite on intended topic) of posting on the bardic chair forum!

I thought I'd mention this brilliant story-telling festival held in the woods near us - also storytelling workshop (I hate that word when did everything become a workshop?- I'm typing this whilst having a break from a fencing workshop I'm holding for myself and some sheep today...)

www.golygfagwydyr.org/comingup.php

and scroll down a bit

Its really worth going to - and if you've never been to this labyrinth before then you wouldn't regret making the effort!

I've got space for campers if anyone's interested?

Stephen

[megli]

Stephen, are you the Stephen who owns the wood which my friend angela goes and camps in occasionally?! If so, hello!

[woodsmoke]

Would have loved to have come to that! Sadly am busy in Sussex that day, but now I know about it, maybe next year!

I am currently attending a hangover recovery workshop - only me turned up

[Francis]

Hi Megli

Yes that's me. Hello back! Pass on my best to Angela

Bendithion

Stephen

[Francis]

Anyone got any ideas on the meaning / etymology of the name Gwydyr (Gwydir)?

A few suggestions are casually discussed at;

www.colc.co.uk/cambridge/gwydir/name.htm

Stephen

[Francis]

Hi Woodsmoke

Hope that workshop of yours finished early after lunch. I don't think the storytelling runs every year- well not bilingually at least- but the labyrinth is always there.

Stephen