
ps: last weeks belated postcard is below
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Hello Joan
ReplyDeleteWell this is a wonderful, and how I can relate, as I was born in Wales and I wore my National Costume proudly on MARCH 1st
(St Davids Day) as did most of Wales and still do I think. I can still sing the National Anthem in Welsh too.....(Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau) and I still have my Accent.
I remember taking my two girls back home, for them to learn about my Welsh Heritage, but I was disappointed as they could not relate to how I felt, they were born in New Zealander, I should have realised that it would be different for them.
Anyway Joan I am rambling as the Welsh tend to do, I love this Post card.
Smiles:)
Lovely postcard. Wonderful to use the National anthem music as your background.
ReplyDeleteJen x
I love your postcard! It made me remember I had a doll in Welsh dress when I was little!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet romance, not like today lol. Your card is beautiful...love the welsh national costume( I look like that minus the hat,when I'm crafting lol) :D XXX
ReplyDeleteAnother great postcard, love the picture of the Welsh lady.
ReplyDeleteYvonne x
Another lovely postcard Joan and I am enjoying your story.
ReplyDeleteAvril xx
love your postcard. and its a lovely story.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful carte postale...love how you pulled all the Welsh elements together, costume, dragon, daffodils, & music...aloha.
ReplyDeleteMusical designs look on the cards is really sweet look.Thanx to share with us this kind of informations.
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