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	hopebringer-jem	0
	I've heard that's the case for a lot of places including the Isle of Man around the UK. Have you ever gone to see some of the Arthurian legend associated sites? I've heard a few of them are out in the country side but rather pretty.
	5 years ago

	DysMalLexia	0
	That's so cool, not many people really take much interest in Wales. =) Yes where I live most towns go by their Welsh names. Such as Ty Fraen, which means Crow House or House Crow if you do a literal translation, Welsh is funny like that although I can't really speak it =)
	5 years ago

	hopebringer-jem	0
	My paternal grandmother had Reese as a family name so I was curious (also Campbell so.... My family is fun). This also explains the witch museum as well. I've heard some parts of Wales still has the names up in the local language while some do not. Is this the case where you live? Sorry, little things like that fascinate me about places. ^-^;;
	5 years ago

	DysMalLexia	0
	Thank you both so much =) @hopebringer-jem, yes I am and I'm from South Wales.
	5 years ago

	hopebringer-jem	1
	YAY!!! She looks awesome and the get up is incredible accurate for the maker and well done! You're Welsh? Which part?
	5 years ago

	Dollie	1
	I love this! I like how you did the Welsh traditional dress, very unique! ^^ I love the colors and the hat!
	5 years ago

	DysMalLexia	0
	Thank you SaralynArati, I thought a lot about doing a different traditional dress, because Welsh traditional dress is not the most elegant of styles. Yet I guess I wanted to share some of my countries quirks. =)
	5 years ago

	SaralynArati	1
	NICE daffodil!! I love her outfit, with the bold colors, the layers, the hat (yay, hats!), and all the history behind it! You've taken a really interesting traditional garb and done well by it!
	5 years ago