Buellt is really going for it, with a mural and a logo, a much used Crowned head. Plus in so many years two great Gwlad Llywelyn III Brochures.
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The British Horse Society has established a Prince Llywelyn III Bridle path all the way across central Cymru from Lloyney near Knighton close to Offas Dyke to Borth/Ynys Las on the Ceredigion Coast. That's some serious riding, for further details contact the British Horse Society 08701 202244. Unfortunatly it's the wrong Llywelyn image/statue on the brochure cover, that's of course Llywelyn ap Gruffydd Fychan, a follower of Owain Glyndwr, but never mind brochure re printing can correct that, lets just be thankful to BHS for what they have established.
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The big one, excellent Initiative shown here, great brochure and even greater website. It's a Tours project but I am quite happy to see this as the Gwlad Tywysog Gwynedd I have called for in previous posts. Only got to know about this after discovering the brochure in a TIC on my recent wanderings in the North. This Brochure can be obtained from Bettws y Coed and District Tourism Office or see addresses in www.betws-y-coed.co.uk
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Now Aberffraw next, let see it become as good as Tara in Ireland, Aberffraw needs a proper CANOLFAN GWLAD TYWYSOG CYMRU as befitting the Royal Centre of our ''Cymric High Kings''.
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G.ap Gruffydd.
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G.ap Gruffydd.