Welsh heritage

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an old wooden shelf with bowls and spoons on it

Another beautiful Welsh spoon rack with cawl spoons.....Tim Bowen Antiques, Ferryside, Carmarthenshire. Wales.

an old wooden chair sitting in front of a stone wall

Three-legged chair in the workshop, Highgate, the childhood home of David Lloyd George, 1864-1880 [image 2 of 3] | Peoples Collection Wales

People's Collection Wales - Three-legged chair in the workshop, Highgate, the childhood home of David Lloyd George, 1864-1880 [image 2 of 3]

a poster with different types of animals on it's sides and letters in the middle

Welsh alphabet

an old map showing the landforms of britain

British Library digitised image from page 8 of "The Physical Geology and Geography of Great Britain ... Sixth edition, edited by H. B. Woodward"

a painting of houses on a hill with a fence in the foreground and green grass

Ty Fry in WILF ROBERTS 2013 exhibition at London | Thompson's Galleries

an old black and white photo of people walking down the street in front of buildings

an old run down house sitting in the middle of a field

Ceredigion farmhouses & other welsh ruins

an old black and white photo of horse drawn carriages on a city street with people walking around

Carmarthen

an image of a computer screen with numbers and symbols on it, all in different colors

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some rocks are sitting on a shelf in front of a stone wall

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Early Welsh spoon rack with cawl spoons. {Cawl is Welsh for soup}

the british isles and their major cities

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an old wooden chair sitting on top of a gray floor next to a black wall

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ANTIQUE STICK CHAIR 18th century Welsh stick chair with a single plank back (possibly later) and one-piece shaped armrest above a low solid seat, raised on three legs Antique Chair Welsh Chairs

an old map showing britain in the nineteenth century

And people wonder at the animosity between the Welsh and the English!