Come see the my heather and my high hills. Maybe she was chatting you up.
Come see the my heather and my high hills. Maybe she was chatting you up.
It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum. And I'm all out of gum.
Yr grug - The heather....Originally Posted by gary2jessica
Wydd - no meaning in welsh.
But then again not many things in Wales mean anything....
Yr grug - The heather....
Wydd - no meaning in welsh.
But then again not many things in Wales mean anything....
I forgot the G does that help? gwydd. come see my heather in the tomb up the mound haha
Source: Wikipedia
The placename Mold originates from the Norman-French "mont-hault" (high hill), and is recorded as Mohald in a document of 1254. The Welsh language placename of Yr Wyddgrug is recorded as Gythe Gruc in a document of 1280-1, and comes from the words "Yr" (the), "gwydd" (tomb, sepulchre) and "crug" (mound).
It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum. And I'm all out of gum.
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