Hello from Wales

[Hatman/2nd line]

Welcome from PA, my family has Welsh blood also!

 

[Gordoncourtney]

Good grief , wife are Jones’s from Cilvanith , if I spelt it right , me , Dorset, but from Courtenay it seems SE of Paris 1160 , welcome from London England ha ha. 80 on 22nd March just a number

 

[nit wit]

Welcome from Maine
Nit Wit

 

[Ron Wilkerson]

Welcome from Kentucky!

 

[BackDraft]

Welcome from Indiana

 

[stevenjay1]

Welcome from New Hampshire. My wife is Welsh. He grandmother passed in 78 and that was the last time we visited Wales. Beautiful area.

 

[Okie Hog]

Welcome from southwest Oklahoma.

 

[TFoley]

Welcome from New Hampshire. My wife is Welsh. He grandmother passed in 78 and that was the last time we visited Wales. Beautiful area.

'snot an area, it's a country, one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom.

 

[Codger Craig Wilcox]

Visited Wales long ago - 1952. Remember it quite well. For some reason, thinking a rose is the symbol of Wales, as a Thistle is for Scotland. Four countries make up the UK, gives diversity.

And a BIG WELCOME from Ohio, USA.

 

[TFoley]

Visited Wales long ago - 1952. Remember it quite well. For some reason, thinking a rose is the symbol of Wales, as a Thistle is for Scotland. Four countries make up the UK, gives diversity.

And a BIG WELCOME from Ohio, USA.

The generic plantlife representative of Wales is, oddly enough, the leek. The daffodil is closely associated with the Patron Saint, David. Over here in UK, the daffodil is the symbol of hope and renewal appropriated by the Marie Curie cancer care society, a registered charity that does great work with those in terminal decline from the ravages of that awful infliction. Especially for Gwalchmai, this is a lineside view of the Talyllyn railway, approaching Rhydyrhonen Halt, heading east out of the terminus at Tywyn.

 

[TFoley]

Visited Wales long ago - 1952. Remember it quite well. For some reason, thinking a rose is the symbol of Wales, as a Thistle is for Scotland. Four countries make up the UK, gives diversity.

And a BIG WELCOME from Ohio, USA.

Rose for England, thistle for Scotland, shamrock for Ireland and leek for Wales.

 

[Codger Craig Wilcox]

Rose for England, thistle for Scotland, shamrock for Ireland and leek for Wales.

Thanks! At one time, I had collected shillings from each, but lost over 70+ years of memories and memorabilia, tragically.
The memories in my mind are still good however. Enjoyed all of the UK.