Colin
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Max Adams:
Saw King in the North in Seahouses tourist info shop in the summer and the reference to Cadwallon caught my eye (I also like Welsh history), really brought the period to life. Now reading in the land of giants, learnt what a 'lee shore' is! Have you got to Bradwell yet? very special place. you might find Afordir Cymru on S4C interesting - available on S4C catchup (with subs) focuses on placenames along Llyn coast
Max Adams
Hi Colin,
thanks for your question. No, I still haven't made it to Bradwell: I'm deep into a portrait of Britain in the Viking Age, due out next year, and it's swallowed much of my travel time this year. Thanks for that tip on Afordir Cymru; I dare say I'll find I got a few things wrong!
thanks for your question. No, I still haven't made it to Bradwell: I'm deep into a portrait of Britain in the Viking Age, due out next year, and it's swallowed much of my travel time this year. Thanks for that tip on Afordir Cymru; I dare say I'll find I got a few things wrong!
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Chris Angle
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I am reading Land of Giants and in referring to Notes and their page references, I am finding no connection. It is driving me nuts. I.e. Notes page 39 explains Light +raDar. does it refer to first graph on that page somehow? Others are even more oblique if not totally impossible. I have walked many of your paths over my 78 years and this book is riveting. Your explanation is appreciated to increase my enjoyment.
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