SFA, I just learned a new word -- well sorta word, seems to be some controversy...anyway, CLAGGY seems to be "British dialect for Tending to form clots; sticky. 'claggy mud' "...or, claggy can apparently describe a morning here on the Pacific raincoast of Washington State, Being, "overcast, foggy, or misty weather" - and just for an extra bonus you would NEVER hear described so here in Washington, did you know that a 'cuddy wifter' is a left-handed person? I don't know why someone thought cuddy wifter was important to go along with claggy, but anyway we always just refer to them (affectionately) as 'southpaw'...
N'kay now I go back and listen to more of the excavated escapades of King Harold and his hunting lodge...Wales can't be all that large, but there certainly seems to be a lot of drama over the centuries...I liked the legend of the horse that paws the ground and a spring springs forth...confirmed by the discovery of the claggy stuff...
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Oh, I had forgotten about the arrow in the eye; this really shows how that changed history! Harold would conceivably have won the Battle of Hastings...this is quite fascinating, Sir Furry!
I did not even know there was a river in Wales named Severn. Long ago I worked with a woman named Kathy Severn, now I know the heritage of the name is likely Welsh!