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A little family unit from the West coast of Wales and Cornwall combine forces to beget Morwenna and Brynley. According to legend, Morwenna (A.D 48)was trained in Ireland before becoming one of the Welsh saints who crossed over to Cornwall. Morwenna made her home in a hermitage at the top of a cliff looking from where the coast of Wales can be seen. The name Bryn also has its roots in Wales. Literally translated, Morwenna means White Horses whilst Brynley means hill with a forest clearing
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- dan dan's kids clothes in wales
- http://www.familyaulman.blogspot.com
- andrea. portraits of a full pocket
- jon kelly & angharad. pembrokeshire to music
- giant building on a sheostring. who else?
- jazzy updates from pembs
- tom's gastro-blog
- andy's permaculture
- Children in Need
- Kayak Story .pdf
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About Me
- Alex Bowling
- Harleston, Norfolk, United Kingdom
- After 5 long years of study, becoming a Chiropractor appears to to have been worth the work. Our rapidly expanding little family has found a pancake-land paradise here in East Anglia.
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