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Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Radnorshire bardic Poems, 8

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Here is a another praise poem by Lewis Glyn Cothi to Philip ap Rhys and Gwenllian vz Owain Glyn Dwr of Cenarth, St Harmon. A nice image of ...

Motor Racing on the Telly

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One of the things about getting older is that what is history for younger people is memory for you. How many times have I read that there w...
Monday, February 20, 2006

Radnorshire Bardic Poems, 7

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Owain Glyndwr's daughter Gwenllian lived at Cenarth in the parish of St Harmon with her husband Philip ap Rhys, when she died Lewis Glyn...

Innes Ireland Trivia, 2

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Innes Ireland’s interest in motor sport was first aroused when he met the aged chauffeur to a wealthy family in Newton Stewart, Scotland. Th...
Sunday, February 19, 2006

Radnorshire Bardic Poems, 6

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Ostensibly this praise poem by Lewis Glyn Cothi and addressed Maredudd ap Dafydd Fychan of Llinwent is about hunting but I guess it is reall...
Monday, January 30, 2006

Radnorshire Bardic Poems, 5

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If your surname is Philpott and your ancestors originated from in Herefordshire, you might think they were English. Wrong. This is my trans...

Adverts on the Cars, an Early Example

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From D.S.J.’s reflections on the 1965 Italian GP “There was a strange little ceremony in the paddock on the morning of the race when Colin C...
Sunday, January 29, 2006

Welsh Racing Drivers

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It's easy to forget that in its pre-First World War heyday the South Wales coalfield was the power house of the modern world. Great for...
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Tuesday, January 24, 2006

Radnorshire Bardic Poems, 4

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This is my translation of a poem by Lewis Glyn Cothi which was probably composed for the Assembly of the Men of Elfael, the cantref that lat...

Gary Hocking

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This is Gary Hocking’s career record on four wheels: 26/8/62, Roskildering, Danish GP, Lotus-Climax, 4th 1/9/62, Oulton Park Gold Cup, Lotus...
Saturday, January 21, 2006

Radnorshire Bardic Poems, 3

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This is another poem by Lewis Glyn Cothi, no doubt commissioned by Elen Gethin of Hergest for the funeral of her son Rhisiart, Lord of Bledd...
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Friday, January 13, 2006

Stuart Lewis-Evans

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There are various sites around the web that list Stuart Lewis-Evans as a Welsh driver, so is there any truth to the claim? Firstly TNF has ...
Wednesday, January 11, 2006

Mrs Louise Bryden-Brown

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Mrs Louise Bryden-Brown, Formula One entrant in the early Sixties? Who was she then? Born 19th June 1916, she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs...
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Radnorshire Bardic Poems, 2

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In the Fifteenth Century the Welsh speaking lands extended into districts which are now part of Herefordshire. In 1469 Tomas Fychan of Herg...

Brooklands Ladies

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Some more biographical detail on Brooklands Lady racers: Mrs Bill Urquhart-Dykes, maiden name Pauline Ruth Hegarty, daughter of Dr. Hegarty ...
Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Radnorshire Bardic Poems, 1

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One of my great interests is the work of the fifteenth century bard Lewis Glyn Cothi who composed more than 80 praise poems to patrons livin...

Mrs Gordon-Simpson

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What was Mrs Gordon-Simpson's first name, a question which has been asked on a couple of motor sport forums including TNF and which has ...
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