Mon, 28 Mar 2016 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to your

-Easter Monday edition of Heno.

-We hope you're enjoying

-the long weekend.

-Sit back and join us

-for the next hour.

-The clocks have been turned forward

-so the days are longer...

-..and Wales is celebrating

-the Year of Adventure.

-Our cameras are all over Wales

-but Elin is on her own doorstep.

-I haven't travelled far from home.

-I'm at the Llynnon Mill.

-It's the last working windmill

-that produces flour in Wales.

-This place is very interesting

-and I'll tell you more later.

-Rhodri Gomer

-is also in the vicinity.

-I'm in the heart of Snowdonia...

-..looking for something

-to do over the Easter holidays.

-Argh!

-Rhods is surfing in North Wales...

-..but I've sailed to Skomer Island

-near Pembrokeshire...

-..with some of the local walkers.

-The Llangollen International

-Musical Eisteddfod is 70 years old.

-Bryn Terfel, Jools Holland and

-Katherine Jenkins are performing.

-We'll hear all about it from

-the Eisteddfod's musical director.

-It's Eilir Owen Griffiths.

-Did you have a good Easter?

-Did you have a good Easter?

-

-Yes, but I ate too much chocolate.

-We're all the same.

-It's an important year

-for Llangollen.

-Yes, it's going to be

-the 70th Eisteddfod in Llangollen.

-There's been a few changes

-to the usual set-up.

-We start with Katherine Jenkins

-singing Carmen...

-..and close with Jools Holland.

-Bryn Terfel and Joseph Calleja

-are in the middle!

-It sounds incredible

-and we'll hear more later.

-It's Easter Monday...

-..so the perfect excuse

-to have some fashion tips from Huw.

-I've looked to the spring today

-so there's flowers everywhere!

-Last year saw the opening

-of a new surfing centre...

-..in an area that's an unlikely home

-for the sport.

-But it's been closed for

-a few months for various reasons.

-The good news is that

-it has reopened in time for Easter.

-The centre is bigger and better

-than ever before.

-Our resident surf dude,

-Rhodri Gomer tested the waves.

-It's the former site

-of an aluminium factory.

-The factory closed and the owners

-of Surf Snowdonia bought the site.

-This was built last summer so

-we've been here since last August.

-Unfortunately,

-a few months after the opening...

-..the centre closed due to technical

-issues with the main attraction.

-The problems with the wave machine

-have been resolved...

-..and the centre reopens for Easter

-with some new attractions.

-There's the new

-Crash & Splash Lagoon.

-You sit on the Blob

-and get thrown into the water.

-It's a lot of fun

-with plenty of splashes.

-How do you feel

-about jumping on the Blob?

-I'm excited especially

-if we get to bounce you off!

-We'll have to wait and see.

-I'm most worried about the height.

-I'm most worried about the height.

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-I'm worried about the cold water!

-The weight of the jumpers...

-..cannot be 50kg heavier than the

-weight of the person being thrown.

-Both Carwen and I are going to jump.

-The waiting is the worst part.

-You know that someone

-is going to jump.

-It's amazing

-when you're thrown into the air.

-It's brilliant.

-It was cold but a lot of fun.

-One, two, three

-and you think, "oh, no!"

-What did you think

-of the Blob, Carwen?

-It was wet.

-Did you enjoy it?

-Did you enjoy it?

-

-Yes, it's brilliant.

-It's great to go with friends

-and bounce each other off.

-What are your expectations...

-..in terms of attracting tourists

-and employing local people?

-Last year,

-we had 75 members of staff.

-Over 50% of those people

-were local and Welsh speaking.

-They are coming back

-which is excellent.

-This is the main attraction

-at Surf Snowdonia.

-It's a pool

-that's 300m-long and 100m-wide.

-A plough travels down the middle

-to create two artificial waves.

-The Snowdonia National Park attracts

-ten million visitors every year.

-Bounce Below and Zipworld attract

-more tourists to North Wales...

-..so Surf Snowdonia

-is sure to appeal to them too.

-This site attracts children,

-adults and novice surfers.

-You can go surfing

-from the age of five...

-..so we have classes for children.

-The Crash and Splash Lagoon

-is more demanding...

-..so you need to be

-aged twelve and over.

-Have you enjoyed your day?

-Have you enjoyed your day?

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-Yes, it was very good.

-Will you come back

-with more friends?

-Yes, definitely.

-The highlight for me

-had to be the bomb.

-It has to be seeing you

-fly through the air!

-That looked like a lot of fun.

-I'm up for it, if you are.

-I'm up for it, if you are.

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-Yes, it looks great.

-The Llangollen International

-Musical Eisteddfod is 70 years old.

-The Eisteddfod is world-famous.

-Those gracing the stage in July...

-..include Bryn Terfel,

-Jools Holland and Katherine Jenkins.

-Eilir Owen Griffiths

-is the event's musical director.

-Have you ever been surfing?

-Have you ever been surfing?

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-No, I've never done it.

-I doubt the bounce

-would do me any favours!

-The Eisteddfod is 70 and you've been

-involved for five years.

-Yes, this year

-marks my fifth Eisteddfod.

-It's been

-an incredible opportunity...

-..and we've been able

-to experiment with the Eisteddfod.

-I still enjoy it and get a real buzz

-from the whole event.

-It's challenging when you think

-about the other aspects of my life.

-But I wouldn't change a thing.

-You've wanted to put your own stamp

-on the Eisteddfod.

-Yes, and there were a few things

-that I wanted to achieve.

-From the very start, I wanted

-to look at the competitions.

-One of my main aims

-was to focus on young people...

-..with competitions

-that targeted young people...

-..such as the Children's Choir

-of the World.

-There's also the International Voice

-of the Future...

-..for young soloists...

-..and competitions based on theatre

-that all target a specific age.

-The other aspect of the Eisteddfod

-is more high profile.

-It's about attracting audiences

-thanks to an array of artists.

-Some of the experiments worked

-when others failed.

-The artists have been as varied

-as Status Quo, Jools Holland...

-..Caro Emerald, Rufus Wainwright

-and Burt Bacharach.

-There's also the classical music.

-I also wanted to take a few risks.

-We had a full production

-of Sweeney Todd...

-..with Bryn Terfel, Wynne Evans

-and Shan Cothi.

-This year, we have

-Katherine Jenkins doing Carmen.

-She has never

-played the role of Carmen before.

-She jumped at the chance to do this

-for the first time at Llangollen.

-Congratulations on getting

-Bryn and Katherine this year.

-They are the best in Wales.

-How difficult is it to book them?

-They have busy schedules

-that takes them all over the world.

-The discussions for Carmen

-started about three years ago...

-..at the same time as we launched

-Sweeney Todd with Bryn.

-This showed artists

-from across the world...

-..that Llangollen was happy

-to step outside of the box.

-This certainly helped the cause.

-I got a phone call

-inviting me to London...

-..to meet an agent but I didn't

-know who they were representing.

-I was told they wanted Katherine

-to do Carmen in Llangollen.

-Did you say

-that you had to think about it?

-It was the start

-of the discussions...

-..but then she fell pregnant.

-She was meant to perform it

-last year.

-We resumed the discussions

-18 months ago...

-..and it's all running along.

-You're in a position where you have

-artists asking to perform...

-..but you've also changed

-the week's structure...

-..by changing the parade.

-Isn't it on the Tuesday?

-It has caused a stir

-amongst the volunteers...

-..because the Eisteddfod followed

-the same pattern for many years.

-I wanted to put more of an emphasis

-on the competitors...

-..and their competitions.

-The competitors tended to arrive

-at the end of the week...

-..so the parade didn't feature

-as many international groups...

-..because they didn't arrive

-until the end of the week.

-This year,

-by having it on the Friday...

-..I hope it will feature

-more of the competitors.

-We've had the highest number

-of applicants in my time.

-Numbers are up and staying strong...

-..so I hope it's the best parade and

-Eisteddfod we've seen in many years.

-Well done on doing

-such an incredible job.

-We'll chat again later.

-You can win an iPad or television in

-our spring photography competition.

-Go out with those cameras.

-These are the details you'll need.

-It's a new season and time to launch

-a new photography competition.

-This time, the theme is the spring.

-Nature springs to life,

-the days are getting longer...

-..the flowers are in bloom,

-leaves fill the trees...

-..and the lambing season

-is in full swing!

-Take a long walk with the family or

-enjoy a relaxed afternoon in a park.

-Share your spring with us.

-The winner gets an iPad

-or a television.

-You have until midday on 22 April

-to compete.

-Post your photographs to...

-..Heno, Tinopolis,

-Park Street, Llanelli, SA15 3YE.

-Email them to [email protected]

-You can also contact us

-via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

-Good luck to you all.

-Get snapping and good luck.

-You can win a television or iPad.

-There's still plenty

-to enjoy tonight.

-Daf Wyn visits Skomer Island

-off the coast of Pembrokeshire...

-..with some walkers

-from Mynachlogddu.

-Huw Rees is on hand

-to offer his latest fashion advice.

-Easter means

-that spring has arrived.

-It means

-I'm looking at floral prints.

-Make sure you join us

-after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-Spring has arrived in the studio...

-..as we welcome our fashion expert,

-Huw Rees.

-Hello and a happy Easter to you.

-Did you have a nice time?

-Did you have a nice time?

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-Yes, I did.

-I ate far too many chocolate eggs.

-The three Easter eggs for 10 deal

-is deadly...

-..especially

-when you're spending 50!

-You could spend your money

-on beautiful spring clothes.

-At this time of year,

-you have to show floral prints.

-They are very prominent

-in the high street shops.

-It's lovely,

-especially in the dull weather.

-You go into the shop and are faced

-with all these colourful florals.

-Today, I've chosen items

-that are quite conservative.

-People buy the busy patterns

-but don't wear them very often.

-I like to get my money's worth.

-I hope all the clothes

-we show you tonight...

-..can be worn over and over again.

-This pretty dress

-is from Dorothy Perkins.

-It's very reasonably priced

-and being sold for 30.

-For that price, you get

-a pretty and traditional pattern.

-It's very similar

-to the Liberty prints.

-You have the navy background...

-..coupled with the pretty pink

-and green in the flowers.

-This gives you a choice.

-I've opted for the pale pink or nude

-for the bag and shoes...

-..but you could have chosen

-green, blue or white accessories...

-..to wear with it.

-It's very pretty.

-Yes, and a great price too.

-These innocent dresses

-are ideal for the summer too.

-You could wear it with white pumps.

-It won't crease

-when rolled up in a bag.

-You can dress it up or down.

-Thank you very much, Emily.

-Our next model is Nest.

-I've chosen another dress for Nest.

-This is known as

-the statement maxi dress...

-..because the maxi dress

-is back in fashion.

-There's one thing I've noticed

-on the high street at the moment.

-There isn't a great choice

-of wedges.

-Today, I've teamed this long dress

-with some flat sandals.

-These are great

-as they are very comfortable.

-They are very stylish.

-A lot of the magazines feature shoes

-without a heel.

-These look as if

-they are made from straw...

-..which is very fashionable.

-This is very pretty.

-The pattern is much bigger

-than the previous dress...

-..but the watercolour effect

-is beautiful.

-The choice of flowers

-is also something to consider.

-If you don't like

-a specific flower...

-..you won't want to wear a garment

-covered in that flower.

-Some people will think

-I'm being strange.

-Don't buy something

-that's covered in a flower you hate!

-This is a great dress.

-I want to draw your attention

-to the waistline.

-It is carefully pleated

-into the belt around the waist.

-These neat pleats

-hide a multitude of sins...

-..not that Nest has been eating

-Easter eggs.

-She knew that she was modelling

-so stayed away from the chocolate!

-I haven't been too careful with the

-bag but opted for something neutral.

-There's plenty on the high street.

-The price of this maxi dress

-is slightly higher...

-..than others on the high street.

-This is due to the details

-in the dress.

-It's worth investing

-in one good maxi dress.

-Monsoon is always more expensive.

-This is about 90.

-You get a quality fabric

-and a piece that's well-made.

-We should remember that Monsoon

-is one of those shops...

-..that pays a decent wage

-for its workers in other countries.

-They ensure that their produce

-is environmentally friendly.

-It means that you won't mind

-spending a bit more.

-Are you a fan of the maxi dress?

-Are you a fan of the maxi dress?

-

-Well... no, not really.

-I never choose a maxi dress.

-Choose something summery

-that can be worn on holidays.

-This is jersey so will dry quickly

-if thrown over a swimming costume.

-That's when they are useful.

-I regret asking that question.

-It can be rolled up

-and placed in the bag at the beach.

-This can be an every day dress

-or a beach dress.

-Thank you, Nest.

-Our final model is Nia.

-This is a lovely colour.

-This has to be my favourite outfit

-because it's so simple.

-I like the fact that the print

-is almost photographic.

-You can really see the colours.

-Oasis has been very skillful.

-Butterflies and flowers

-are very fashionable for the summer.

-This top is a combination

-of both themes.

-I've teamed this with grey trousers.

-This cardigan can only be described

-as a no-brainer.

-It was hanging next to the blouse

-and is a perfect match.

-It's great if you're

-in a rush when shopping.

-Team this with pink trousers

-for the summer...

-..or even a skirt similar to the one

-that Llinos is wearing.

-You can wear the top with heels.

-Let's remove the cardigan

-so we can see the sleeves.

-The sleeves and the back

-are made from jersey.

-It isn't easy to remove the

-woollen cardigan from a jersey top.

-It's formal in the front

-with a comfortable back.

-You're just missing

-the glass of rose with that outfit.

-Many people are drinking wine

-whilst watching tonight.

-Thank you, that's lovely.

-We'll have more from you later.

-We're celebrating the spring

-on Heno...

-..and you can do that by walking

-part of the 800 miles of our coast.

-If you're feeling adventurous...

-..you could escape the mainland

-for Skomer Island.

-It's beautiful at this time of year.

-Daf Wyn visited the island on a

-sunny day with the Heicwyr y Hog.

-I was raised

-in North Pembrokeshire...

-..and am ashamed that I know very

-little about South Pembrokeshire.

-That's going to change as

-I take a trip with Heicwyr y Hog.

-They are hikers from Pembrokeshire.

-We're going over there

-to Skomer Island.

-This is the first time for us

-to cross the water to Skomer.

-We're a group of friends

-from Maenclochog.

-Maenclochog is known by some people

-as Y Hog.

-We chose to use that term

-to call ourselves the Heicwyr y Hog.

-I haven't been before.

-I'm excited and the weather's great.

-I've been here for 27 years

-but it's my first visit to Skomer.

-Everything was in our favour

-as we set sail for the island.

-We chose to travel along

-the island's coastline.

-We started in the east,

-headed south, west and north...

-..which was a four-mile trek.

-The first stop was

-at the island's industrial ruins.

-Yes, I did say industrial ruins.

-It's a lime kiln.

-Lime and coal was delivered

-to the little bay.

-The lime was in large slabs

-and was placed on the top.

-A fire was lit in the base...

-..and the heat from the fire...

-..would melt the lime into a powder.

-The powder was spread

-across the land to enrich it.

-We soon stumbled upon

-another spot of historic interest.

-Harold's identity is unknown.

-I suspect he was a local leader

-from thousands of years ago.

-One of the interesting features

-is the lichen on the stone.

-Lichen only grows in those areas...

-..where the air is very pure.

-It's a beautiful time of year with

-the bluebells and pink campions.

-It's a great time to visit.

-There's so much to see

-between the flowers and the birds.

-I even spotted a porpoise today.

-It's a wonderful place.

-This area boasts an array of gulls.

-On the top shelf, there's a bird

-known as the northern fulmar.

-It's similar to a gull.

-It has two tubes

-at the top of its beak.

-If you get too close...

-..it spits out a horrific stench of

-fish that's difficult to wash away.

-There's also a small gull

-called the black-legged kittiwake.

-The island's most famous bird

-has to be the puffin.

-Some 10,000 puffins

-nest here in the spring.

-By August, most will have

-left Skomer to live on the sea.

-The rabbit is one animal

-that is thriving on the island.

-They first came here

-in the 13th century.

-Despite an outbreak of myxomatosis

-in 1955...

-..their numbers are up to 10,000

-and they prance around this field.

-Believe it or not, the island

-was home to a family until 1949.

-The farmhouse

-in the centre of the island...

-..is now a hostel and museum.

-But after a day on the island,

-how are the feet of our hikers?

-My feet are fine

-as I do a lot of walking.

-I brought some flip flops

-but I don't need them.

-We've thoroughly enjoyed ourselves

-and the weather was incredible.

-I've never been here before...

-..but I've really enjoyed it.

-It's been wonderful

-and I've enjoyed the whole day.

-I'm glad I came

-because it's like heaven on earth!

-After a day of roaming around

-this beautiful, unique island...

-..it was time to turn for home and

-catch the boat back to the mainland.

-Have you ever been there?

-Have you ever been there?

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-No, but I'd like to.

-In the next part of the programme...

-..we visit the National

-Botanic Garden in Llanarthne...

-..to view some knitted

-plants and flowers...

-..that feature

-in a special exhibition.

-Where's Elin Fflur tonight?

-Are you looking

-for somewhere to visit this Easter?

-You should visit the Llynnon Mill

-on Anglesey.

-It offers a cuppa

-and some tasty cake...

-..in an award-winning cafe.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-We've already been surfing in

-North Wales and hiking in Skomer.

-Next, we visit Anglesey to a place

-that's close to Elin Fflur's heart.

-Today, I'm at Llanddeusant

-on Anglesey.

-It's home to a very historic site.

-The Llynnon Mill attracts

-thousands of visitors every year.

-It's a historic site.

-This windmill

-was built in 1775 or 1776.

-It's the last flour-producing

-windmill in Wales.

-Anglesey once had 50 mills and

-produced enough flour to feed Wales.

-This is the last working mill

-that still makes flour.

-Yes, this windmill at Llanddeusant

-was built in 1775.

-It's wonderful to look inside it.

-Very little has changed

-since the early days.

-We run this traditional mill.

-All the woodwork was replaced

-but it has the original metal work.

-It works as it once did.

-The grain is taken upstairs

-and poured down here.

-It goes into the stone which is

-turned to produce the flour.

-It's as simple as that

-but we need the wind!

-It's calm at the moment

-so the sails aren't turning!

-You can also step back in time

-on the site of the Llynnon Mill...

-..and experience Anglesey

-as it stood thousands of years ago.

-If I'd lived on Anglesey

-some 3,000 years ago...

-..is there where I'd live?

-This is how a farmer would have

-lived on Anglesey 3,000 years ago.

-There's spears to protect the home

-or to be used for hunting.

-We also have

-various pieces of pottery.

-All the items are made

-from things found on the island.

-Six or seven people

-slept in each bed.

-In each bed?

-In each bed?

-

-Yes, that's right.

-In each bed?

-They were far from small!

-There was up to 20 people

-living in each house.

-You welcome visitors to this site.

-What do you offer?

-We teach the children

-how to build a fire.

-They can also make a necklace

-using a piece of slate...

-..and make a rope.

-Am I meant to try that?

-Am I meant to try that?

-

-Yes, you've got to try.

-Turn the left hand one way

-and the right hand the other.

-Will it break?

-Will it break?

-

-No, hopefully it won't break.

-That's it and you can keep it.

-Thank you,

-that's a true Celtic exchange.

-It smells good

-but what are you making?

-These are Aberffraw Biscuits.

-Anglesey folk know all about it.

-Aberffraw Biscuits

-are traditional shortbread.

-They have the imprint of a shell...

-..found on a beach on Anglesey.

-The best part is that you use flour

-from the mill outside.

-We use some of the mill flour...

-..because it provides

-a crunchy texture...

-..and gives the biscuits

-an unusual flavour.

-The flavour of Llynnon Mill.

-The flavour of Llynnon Mill.

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-Yes, you're quite right.

-Gwenan's daughter

-also works at the Llynnon Mill.

-She serves all the delicious produce

-in the cafe next to the mill.

-The cafe recently had one

-very important and happy customer.

-We got an email over the winter.

-Visit Wales had given us

-the Quality Cafe Accolade.

-We didn't know they had been.

-They had excellent service and

-were very happy with our produce.

-We've been open for five years.

-The visitors,

-whether local or from abroad...

-..appreciate the produce

-and fall in love with the mill.

-I've got to try the scone

-made from the Llynnon Mill flour.

-Thank you.

-There's too much food in my mouth

-to talk but it's lovely!

-Elin was enjoying herself.

-Is there one specific place

-that's close to your heart, Eilir?

-I have family ties with

-Llanrhaeadr in the Vale of Clwyd.

-Is that where you're from?

-Is that where you're from?

-

-Mam and Dad are from there.

-I always feel like I've arrived home

-whenever I visit the place.

-Both of my grandmothers

-lived there...

-..so I always had a great time

-at Llanrhaeadr.

-Have your two children been there?

-We've been there together

-many times.

-Is their favourite place the park?

-Is their favourite place the park?

-

-Yes, probably!

-I won't ask you

-because we all know the answer.

-Barry is the best place

-in the world!

-Barrybados!

-Next, we've got some knitting.

-For nine months, the knitting group

-of the National Botanic Garden...

-..has made a tapestry of the

-South African flowers in the garden.

-Their hard work

-was rewarded at a launch...

-..with two South African players

-who play for the Scarlets.

-This afternoon, we've launched

-a South African project...

-..to reveal the items

-made by City Botanicals.

-It's wonderful to see all this work.

-It's incredible.

-You rarely find 3D embroidery work.

-It's the work of over 80 volunteers.

-Some 30 people

-worked on this specific panel.

-They meet once a month.

-It's been awesome to see what's

-going on at the Botanic Gardens.

-It's nice to see people appreciate

-South African wildlife.

-It's close to our hearts in South

-Africa and lovely for people to see.

-To see more, come to South Africa!

-These flowers

-grow in the Great Glasshouse.

-They will be in flower

-between now and May.

-You should see them

-next to each other...

-..and appreciate the hard work

-involved in making the panel.

-The exhibition

-is certainly worth a visit.

-After the break...

-..there's music by a singer

-who joins Bryn Terfel...

-..to celebrate 70 years of the

-Llangollen International Eisteddfod.

-It's Eirlys Myfanwy Davies.

-Our fashionista, Huw Rees

-also returns.

-What have you got for us, Huw?

-Nest, Nia and Emily

-are changing their clothes...

-..to showcase more floral prints

-in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-It's time for some more

-spring fashion advice...

-..as we open our style wardrobe

-with our fashion guru, Huw Fash.

-I like this dress.

-You've got the floral print

-but the look is quite modern.

-However, we tend to opt

-for traditional patterns.

-Delicate and watercolour prints...

-..can derive from any past season.

-The Asian-inspired print

-is entwined with florals.

-There are all sorts of florals

-which work well together.

-I like the fact that you

-can team it with whites.

-Wearing white garments

-signify that summer is on its way.

-The white waistcoat works

-perfectly with the orange tone.

-We also have lovely handbag.

-When wearing bright orange

-or citrus colours...

-..make sure you're bronzed

-so reach for that fake tan.

-Be careful of how much tan

-you apply to your skin.

-Carry out a few tests first

-to see how much tan rubs off.

-Fake tan can ruin your clothes.

-Sometimes, these oils

-don't come off in the wash.

-Many people ask me how can

-they remove a fake tan stain.

-If it doesn't come off

-after one wash...

-..there's little hope

-of saving the garment.

-And you don't want your skin

-to be the same colour as that top!

-This is from River Island.

-River Island

-follows the catwalk trends.

-They design fashion

-that girls want to wear.

-The length of these trousers

-are on trend.

-They resemble culottes.

-In Glanamman,

-we call them short trousers.

-They don't need a fancy name

-and I love the pattern on them.

-Let's move down to the feet.

-We've got a sturdy pair of shoes.

-They're inspired by

-the 1970s Scholl sandals.

-They look perfect.

-They make a lot of noise

-when you walk in them...

-..especially on wooden floors.

-You also need to be careful

-when walking in wooden heels.

-Nia is next.

-The denim jacket

-is back for another season.

-Pull it out of the wardrobe again!

-Or buy a new jacket

-that's slightly smaller.

-This jacket is a touch too big

-on Nia despite being her size.

-Some shops tailor them differently.

-I would've preferred it

-to be shorter and tighter.

-But it works great with the dress.

-The entire look is practical.

-However, the dress is suitable

-to wear at a special occasion.

-Nia will remove the bag and jacket

-to reveal the dress.

-The dress is available from Monsoon.

-Wear it with a fascinator

-and some accessories.

-It's a perfect dress for the races,

-Ascot, a wedding or christening.

-You also need toned arms to wear it.

-A belt around the waist

-would also look lovely.

-You can dress it up to look lovely.

-Rhodri said that

-you need toned arms to wear it.

-Once you've got a tan,

-you look a lot better.

-Your skin is pale at the moment,

-so consider some fake tan...

-..before you invest

-in a dress like this.

-It's also got a lovely,

-subtle floral pattern.

-It isn't too garish.

-The tailoring is great too.

-The fabric is cotton

-and it maintains its shape.

-It looks very crisp.

-Thank you, Nia.

-Our final model is Nest.

-We've got more floral patterns.

-When the Marks and Spencer's label,

-Collection...

-..bring out ankle grazers

-in a floral print...

-..you know they're a safe bet...

-..because they're fashionable.

-This look works great...

-..as we've teamed various

-garments from this label.

-I adore the tailored jacket.

-It's got a strong

-late 1950s influence.

-The fabric is also great

-as it's machine washable.

-It's a practical garment and is

-suitable for this time of year.

-It's also available in white.

-It also has a Chanel look.

-It's only 29.50 too

-so that's a fantastic price.

-The beautiful jumper underneath it

-is from Limited Edition.

-When you purchase garments

-to wear underneath something...

-..you either spend 8.99 on a vest

-and purchase one or two of them...

-..or spend a little bit more,

-around 35, for something special.

-This jumper will look great

-on its own with a pair of jeans.

-The trousers are available

-with a white background...

-..or in a dark blue with

-a light-coloured floral pattern.

-These trousers

-are perfect for all ages...

-..just make sure

-you accessorize them well.

-I've also found a pair of wedges

-that match the entire outfit.

-We'll see a lot more wedges

-this season.

-Thank you, Huw.

-The Welsh landscape is worth viewing

-during the spring season.

-Why not step out with a camera

-to take a few snapshots?

-You can win either an iPad

-or television.

-Here are the details.

-It's a new season and time to launch

-a new photography competition.

-This time, the theme is the spring.

-Nature springs to life,

-the days are getting longer...

-..the flowers are in bloom,

-leaves fill the trees...

-..and the lambing season

-is in full swing!

-Take a long walk with the family or

-enjoy a relaxed afternoon in a park.

-Share your spring with us.

-The winner gets an iPad

-or a television.

-You have until midday on 22 April

-to compete.

-You can post your photographs to...

-..Heno, Tinopolis,

-Park Street, Llanelli, SA15 3YE.

-Email them to [email protected]

-You can also contact us

-via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

-Good luck to you all.

-Eilir Owen Griffiths

-has been our guest tonight.

-We'll hear more about

-the Llangollen Eisteddfod shortly.

-You're also busy every day with

-Trinity Saint David University.

-On a daily basis, I'm responsible

-for the new BA Performance course.

-It's been formed in Cardiff

-which is interesting for Trinity.

-It's a two-year course

-which is completely new.

-The course is busy and runs

-from 9.00am to 5.00pm every day.

-There's acting, singing and dancing.

-It's in its first year.

-There are a couple of places left

-for September 2016.

-If you're interested in being

-an actor or singer...

-..then get in contact with us.

-You're also busy with Cor CF1.

-CF1 have been very busy as 18 of us

-went to Mizoram in India recently.

-Some 43,000 Mizos performed...

-..at Champai in the heart of India.

-It was an incredible experience

-at this Christian conference.

-Christians in Mizoram...

-..have been influenced by

-the Presbyterian Church in Wales.

-We performed as a choir and

-it was a life-changing experience.

-The Llangollen Eisteddfod

-is celebrating 70 years.

-Tell us about the line-up.

-It starts on Tuesday night with

-Katherine Jenkins and Noah Stewart.

-The Welsh National Opera perform.

-On Wednesday night, Kerry Ellis

-and Collabro perform...

-..along with the National Opera.

-Are tickets still available

-for Bryn and Katherine?

-A lot of them have been sold

-but you need to be quick.

-We also have Bryn Terfel

-and Jools Holland to conclude it.

-The Swingle Singers perform Saturday

-and we have the Choir of the World.

-Good luck with everything.

-We end with one of the voices of

-the 2016 Llangollen Eisteddfod...

-..the mezzo-soprano,

-Eirlys Myfanwy singing Gwynfyd.

-# O blessed realm of paradise

-# O land of beauty and peace

-# My soul too often in secret cries

-# And seeks it far beyond the skies

-# And seeks it far beyond the skies

-# Not found upon some far off strand

-# Nor yet within the pearly deep

-# But nearer far in my own hand

-# I hold the key to that fair land

-# More peaceful

-than the deepest sleep

-# Within my heart forever to keep

-# Like roses fair before my eyes

-# And the key in my own hand

-# And the key

-# In my own hand #

-That was wonderful.

-Thanks for your company, Eilir.

-That's it from us tonight

-and enjoy the rest of Easter.

-Goodnight.

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