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Druid 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

It's a hot one today! It was nice to get up onto the mountain and into the shade.

A view of the village from the river bridge. Trees of various types and shades of dark green flank both sides of the river. A bright green grassy banking is to the right with a little row of houses beyond. In the distance the mountain looks hazey because of the heat and humidity. A clear blue sky is above.
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Paul

@druid very random question, are you aware of a Welsh equivalent podcast to Almanac of Ireland by Manchán Magan rte.ie/radio/podcasts/series/3

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Druid 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@paulcox Hmm... I haven't listen to many podcasts so I'm not sure. Any ideas @MikeInTheGarden?

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Mike In The Summer Garden

@druid @paulcox not off hand but will consult one of my tree friends on Liber Faciei and let you know. 😊

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Paul

@MikeInTheGarden @druid cheers! At its core it's a podcast exploring the Irish language and its relation to place and Irish mythology and folklore, and would love to listen to a Welsh one

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Mike In The Summer Garden

@paulcox @druid yeah, thanks Paul. I have just listened to a snippet now. As a druid, we know and love Martin and Carolyn's work and music. Some of our friends have taken part in a number of their courses and workshops and have found them to be deeply moving and spirituality uplifting.

One chap that jumps to mind is a brilliant and wonderfully engaging guy called Gwilym Morus Baird has a website called Celtic Source www.celticsource.online

Youtube channel link 👇

youtube.com/@CelticSource?si=3

YouTubeCeltic SourceDr Gwilym Morus-Baird discusses various aspects of Celtic myth and culture, with a particular focus on Welsh and Irish source texts.
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