Just to say that Sgwd Clun-gwyn means the “fall of the white meadow” in Welsh and is pronounced “skood-klin-g-win” whilst Sgwd y Pannwr is the “fall of the fuller” (a fuller being a wool-washer -see wikipedia entry on ‘fulling’)
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Just to say that Sgwd Clun-gwyn means the “fall of the white meadow” in Welsh and is pronounced “skood-klin-g-win” whilst Sgwd y Pannwr is the “fall of the fuller” (a fuller being a wool-washer -see wikipedia entry on ‘fulling’)
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