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1st March is St David’s Day here in Wales. It’s the day when children are allowed to leave school uniform at home and dress in something resembling National Dress. Tradition has it that the ladies wear a daffodil in their lapel and the men wear a leek – not the real thing, just a lapel pin. The daffodil and the leek are National Emblems of Wales, along with the more widely know heraldic symbol of the Red Dragon.
We also tend to eat Welsh Cakes – haven’t a clue why, but they just taste good.
Cardiff also had Royal visitors today, in honour of St David’s Day
TRH Prince of Wales & The Duchess of Cornwall
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Daffodils are my favorite flowers. Hope you enjoyed your day and your Welsh cakes, Dee.
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Dear Rochelle
Thank you, wehad a lovely day and the Welsh Cakes were delicious. Pity I can’t send you some.
Dee
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Dear Rochelle
Thank you, we had a lovely day and the Welsh Cakes were delicious. Pity I can’t send you some.
Dee
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My best friend lives in wales. The country is like a treasure trove of beauty. Welsh cakes look good enough to eat 🙂
so wonderful to meet you
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Hurrah!
Can always send you the recipe…
Thanks for stopping by
Dee
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