Dyn Hysbys

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Cymro, dysgwyr ๐Ÿด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ท๓ ฌ๓ ณ๓ ฟ hoyw AF ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€๐ŸŒˆ ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€โšง๏ธ PA๐Ÿ‡ต๐Ÿ‡ธ Quakerish /|\ he/him #Annibyniaeth Independence for Cymru

A screenshot of a BBC News article. The header reads 'Fan has huge ยฃ550 tattoo declaring England World Cup winners'. They lost obviously.
An advert for a room projector. The walls are lit up in apparently soothing shades of dusky purple. The advert reads 'My bedroom sounds like a cabin in the woods now'.
A page in the I.W.A magazine, titled 'interview: The Queer Emporium'
A Roman altar, relocated from Priory Street in Carmarthen, to the porch of Saint Peter's church.
A stained glass window of a branching tree, with a radiating sun towards the top. It's framed by gothic masonry forming three long 'lancet' panes.
A bunch of St. John's wort, cut on nos gwyl Ifan (St. John's Eve), tied with red string and hanging to dry from a wooden lintel in the kitchen.
A view of multiple artworks hanging on the gallery wall.
A blurred photo slide. Two you bridesmaids in utterly hideous 70s dresses stand in a garden, backed by overgrown, hideously frilly roses. The vibe is Midsommar.
My two framed textile artworks, monochrome patchwork and stitching.
A cut and paste paper logo for the Hookland-based band 'ancient goths' in a 1980s/90s collage poster style.
A description that reads 'The Quaker' as the result of an online quiz to imagine the type of person you might have been in early medieval times.
Monochrome patchwork and embroidery of a crow, the outline picked out in chainstitch.
A poster inviting anyone who wishes to come, to a 'More in Common' picnic at Newbridge Fields, Bridgend, at 1:30 on 21st June 2026. Please bring a food contribution if you wish.
A poster which reads "The Art of Textiles". Details on the poster include the venue, Queen Street Gallery, Neath, Wales, and the exhibition dates, 6th to 27th June 2026. It opens at 2pm on Saturday 6th June.
A carved celtic stone head likely prechristian
A grey stone font, with three beautifully simple celtic heads (angels) carved on it. 12th century, Welsh.
A stained glass door panel, showing a man hanging from a gallows.
A standing stone, about 4 feet tall, with faint latin writing carved vertically on one side
A panoramic photo of the River Teifi, Cenarth. A sunny day with clear skies.
A monochrome patchwork of four rough quilt squares, with abstract marks, stitches and patterns from Welsh textiles.
A close-up of textile art. Black and white patchwork, sashiko stitches and embroidery collage into a rough quilt square. Symbols and a crow outline in stitched line work.
An incense cone and a candle both burn with the Valleys in the background.
The goodest girl, looking very smart in her little dog tuxedo.
The hardback edition of 'The Wandering School of Secrets' by Simon Dyda.
Riley on her 10th birthday, grinning, in front of her dog-friendly chocolate cake.
A square of textile patchwork, showing a skull and Welsh language writing: 'er cof am John Harries, Cwrt y Cadno'
A patchwork square of monochrome fabric and embroidery, rough and clumsy, showing a crow and various traditionally Welsh textile patterns.
A close-up of a gravestone carving. Carved lilies, roses, marigolds and ferns, above the lettering 'in loving memory of'. The rest of the lettering has worn away.
An outdoor art installation, outside Modern 2 gallery, Edinburgh. It is a large framework with neon lettering that reads 'there will be no miracles here'. I'm sorry I don't remember the artist.
An illustration of Reverend Raymond Broshears, priest and vigilante, founder of the Lavender Panthers LGBT vigilante group.
A copy of the cast list for Pride, a new musical based on the true story of the 1984 Gays and Lesbians Support the Miners group.
A painting of a horse skull, the moon and a sphere, by Peter Rose Pulham.
An abstract, surrealist painting of flowers hanging in Modern One gallery, Edinburgh.
A bronze statue of Scottish philosopher David Hume, Edinburgh.
A pint of real ale at the White Hart Inn, Edinburgh's oldest pub.
Coed a niwl yn y parc, Maesteg. Trees and mist in the park, Maesteg.
The film poster for The Testament of Ann Lee showing the lead actor Amanda Seyfried with her arms outstretched, amidst a blurred whirl of ecstatic dancers.
A small leather Victorian shoe heel, backlit to show the twenty nail holes dotted over it.
Three plain paper Christmas cracker crowns.
A Christmas nutcracker figure, of Jack Skellington wearing a Father Christmas hat.
A seal or sigil, composed from seven separate sigils plus an eighth blank 'stalk' radiating from a central circle, like spokes from a hub.