Lovely. I was particularly taken with the set of pewter dishes at 5:20.
I was given such a set by my grandmother, who in turn got them from her grandmother, so they date to the 1800s. Ours still have scratch marks on them from eating utensils. I tested them for lead once, and the lead content was off the charts, but I never heard of anyone in the family having had lead poisoning.
Oh, and at 8:47, no program of Welsh history could be complete without a sheep contentedly chewing its cud.
(Don't worry, I won't tell you-know-who in Ukraine.)
Lovely. I was particularly taken with the set of pewter dishes at 5:20.
I was given such a set by my grandmother, who in turn got them from her grandmother, so they date to the 1800s. Ours still have scratch marks on them from eating utensils. I tested them for lead once, and the lead content was off the charts, but I never heard of anyone in the family having had lead poisoning.
Oh, and at 8:47, no program of Welsh history could be complete without a sheep contentedly chewing its cud.
(Don't worry, I won't tell you-know-who in Ukraine.)
3 sheep for every person in Wales.
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Anyway she’s left which has reduced sheep comments