Mon, 07 Aug 2017 Heno

-It's Monday, it's 7.00pm...

-..and we're coming to you live

-from Bodedern on Anglesey all week.

-Welcome to Heno from the Eisteddfod.

-Good evening from the Anglesey

-National Eisteddfod Maes.

-Don't take any notice

-of the wellingtons.

-We needed them earlier today,

-but the Maes has started to dry up.

-Yes, the sun has been shining.

-Thousands of visitors have been

-to the Maes, including our guests.

-One of the stars of Saturday's

-concert, Gwyn Hughes Jones.

-It's a busy Eisteddfod for me.

-However, I can relax tonight.

-We're also joined by actors from

-the series Rownd a Rownd...

-..Huw Garmon and Angharad Llwyd.

-I'm enjoying the Eisteddfod.

-I've seen lots of productions.

-It's a fantastic Maes.

-Tonight, we'll bring you stories

-from the Maes and from across Wales.

-The Welsh Whisperer has a new series

-for us, Pub of the Week.

-He starts at the Cefn Hafod Inn

-in Ceredigion.

-The Cefn Hafod Inn.

-Cefn Hafod is full of good punters.

-The Women's EuroHockey Nations

-Championship has arrived in Cardiff.

-The Women's EuroHockey Nations

-Championship has arrived in Cardiff.

-We'll hear all about the hopes

-of the Wales team.

-We travel to Caerleon

-in Monmouthshire...

-..on the trail of one of Wales' most

-famous kings, Llywelyn the Great.

-We travel to Caerleon

-in Monmouthshire...

-..on the trail of one of Wales' most

-famous kings, Llywelyn the Great.

-Speaking of kings, in Bodedern,

-the king of fashion has arrived.

-Huw has been searching for worthy

-recipients of the Huw Fash Sash.

-You deserve a Huw Fash Sash.

-We start the programme by chatting

-to Gwyn Hughes Jones.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Congratulations

-on Saturday's concert.

-I wasn't there but I look forward to

-seeing it on S4C.

-There has been a lot of praise.

-The Eisteddfod got off to a good

-start with Friday's concert.

-It was our job to keep up the

-standard.

-We wanted to celebrate the past

-and future.

-We decided to commission new work.

-There was a mixture of old familiar

-tunes and new pieces.

-Lots of new talents took part

-in the concert.

-There were a lot of young talents

-in the concert.

-There's also a new CD.

-Yes, there's a new CD.

-We're very proud of the talents that

-we have here in Anglesey.

-The area is full of culture

-and traditions.

-We've been raised drenched

-in this culture.

-We've been raised drenched

-in this culture.

-This is an emotional week.

-You've lost your parents in the past

-two years.

-We tend not to appreciate it as we

-grow up.

-That's why I'm doing what

-I'm doing now.

-My parents were keen

-Eisteddfod-goers.

-It's been a difficult time

-for our family...

-..as the Eisteddfod was always

-our annual holiday.

-We can't talk about the Eisteddfod

-without mentioning my parents.

-When the Eisteddfod was last in

-Anglesey, it was near my home.

-It's a difficult time for my brother

-and entire family.

-We're seeing the older generation

-passing on and it's quite sad.

-However, it's time to celebrate the

-Eisteddfod in the area.

-We need to celebrate

-the new talents.

-The young people competing might be

-seen in opera houses of the future.

-They're the future entertainers.

-It's a circle of life and we must

-continue with our traditions.

-We must promote the youth.

-I performed before the Crowning

-ceremony.

-It was great to be a part

-of the ceremony.

-We saw new members of the Gorsedd

-being ordained.

-It was a very proud moment.

-I was emotional and proud seeing

-these Welsh people being ordained.

-We should celebrate how people

-contribute to our culture.

-The young and old alike are doing

-some incredible work.

-Thank you, Gwyn.

-Whilst we're in Anglesey...

-..some of Europe's main hockey

-teams have arrived in Cardiff...

-..for the Women's EuroHockey

-Nations Championship.

-All the teams, including Wales

-hope to be promoted...

-..to the

-Women's European Premier League.

-All teams will face strong

-competition this week.

-Rhodri Gomer is in Cardiff for us.

-Good evening, Rhodri.

-Good evening, Angharad.

-It's going to be a great week here.

-I'm at Sophia Gardens.

-The Welsh team faced the Austrian

-side last night.

-They comfortably won 6 to 1.

-Tonight, France are facing Italy.

-Italy are currently leading.

-I'm joined by some of Hockey Wales'

-ambassadors.

-I'm joined by the Hockey Wales

-Ambassador, Lleucu Ifans.

-Alice Gregory is also an ambassador

-for Hockey Wales.

-Lleucu, last night was fantastic.

-It was brilliant.

-You could see how much the

-tournament meant to the girls.

-It's great for Wales.

-It's a fantastic opportunity for the

-girls to play at home...

-..and for their supporters

-to watch them.

-How does the competition work?

-There are pools and the winners will

-go on to the finals.

-The overall winners will go on to

-play the bigger teams like England.

-What do Wales need to do?

-There's a difficult game against

-Poland tomorrow.

-They've beaten them before so we'll

-see how it goes.

-The head coach for the Wales Women's

-Hockey Team is Kevin Johnson.

-Wales face Poland tomorrow.

-Let's concentrate on last night.

-It was quite a performance.

-We scored six goals.

-Welsh hockey is booming after the

-success at the Olympics.

-The gold medal has captured

-a new audience.

-There's more support for the team

-at international level.

-Wish the girls luck from us.

-We're also joined by Cathy Williams

-of Sport Wales.

-It's so exciting to have an event of

-this kind in Wales.

-It inspired the future generation of

-hockey players.

-In a few weeks, we'll see if we've

-qualified for the games.

-It promises to be a good week.

-It's an exciting week for Wales.

-They're playing at 6.00pm tomorrow

-and Wednesday.

-They need our support so make sure

-you come to see them.

-Back to you on the Maes.

-Good luck to Wales.

-After the break, we hear more about

-the Rownd a Rownd set tour...

-..in Porthaethwy tomorrow.

-We'll have all the details.

-Throughout the week, the artist,

-Angharad Pearce Jones...

-..is going to look at the produce

-of Y Lle Celf on the Maes.

-There are some amazing items and

-we'll see them before the break.

-See you in a few minutes.

-I'm excited to be at Y Lle Celf...

-..as it's the year of

-the female sculptors.

-Three females have won

-some of the main prizes.

-Julia Griffiths Jones won the gold

-medal for craft and design.

-She's a well-known artist and

-lecturer at Swansea College of Art.

-This is a combination of the

-homes in Slovakia and Wales.

-It has all been created

-with welded steel wire.

-Julia is mainly a textiles artist...

-..and she's literally tacked the

-steel to get this detailed piece.

-This is a wonderful piece.

-Cecile Johnson Soliz is the gold

-medal winner for Fine Art.

-The pieces were started as sketches,

-but are so much more than that.

-They're about the processes we use

-daily, gathering the washing...

-..tying the electric leads and

-washing line.

-We learn the action as children and

-she taps into that in the pieces.

-Marged Elin Owain is the winner of

-the Young Artist Scholarship 2017.

-She has been inspired by her

-grandmother's butter making tools...

-..and the circular carvings of her

-grandfather at Bethesda Quarry.

-Welsh architecture is given a stage

-at Y Lle Celf.

-Stride Treglown won the gold medal

-for the plan of Ysgol Bae Baglan.

-Myfyr Jones-Evans is the winner

-of the Architecture Scholarship...

-..with his plan for flat pack

-schools in war-stricken areas.

-It's the year of female sculptors.

-I'm honoured to be exhibiting

-my large pram in the lobby.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-We're live from the Anglesey

-Eisteddfod Maes.

-It's time to chat to our Rownd

-a Rownd guests...

-..Huw Garmon and Angharad Llwyd.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-The series continues to be

-an incredible success.

-You work on the island every day in

-the soap opera, Rownd a Rownd.

-I've been there for many years.

-This week, we're offering the public

-a look behind the scenes.

-The set will be open to the public

-between 1.00pm and 3.00pm.

-There's also free food and drink!

-You'll both be there tomorrow.

-We'll be there tomorrow.

-You have to deal with difficult

-storylines.

-We have to tackle difficult

-storylines at times.

-The story needs to appeal

-to a variety of ages.

-There needs to be a balance.

-My daughters and mother enjoy

-watching the programme.

-Rownd a Rownd is set in Anglesey.

-It's a great opportunity to come to

-the set at Porthaethwy.

-There will be merchandise for sale.

-There will be a few freebies too.

-A lot of people who come to the

-Eisteddfod...

-..like to go and visit

-different places.

-Lots of Eisteddfod visitors love to

-visit the area too.

-They could visit the set.

-We're in partnership with

-Save the Children.

-During the week, Karen Wyn and I

-will read stories at their tent.

-We're also at the Learners

-area on Friday.

-The whole cast will be hosting

-workshops too.

-It's great for the viewers to meet

-the actors on the Maes.

-We love to meet the fans too.

-It's great to chat to them.

-The programme is currently

-on a summer break.

-We have a break at the moment.

-Mr Lloyd didn't have much luck with

-his wedding.

-I often meet our viewers

-on the street.

-They all feel sorry for Mr Lloyd.

-We'll chat again

-before the end of the programme.

-Llywelyn the Great is connected

-to Anglesey and Llys Rhosyr.

-This year, we mark 800 years

-since he led his soldiers...

-..all the way down

-to South-East Wales.

-His campaign was celebrated in the

-poetry of Llywarch ap Llywelyn.

-Rhodri has been to Caerleon to hear

-all the history...

-..from the expert, Dr Elin Jones.

-Caerleon sparks the imagination.

-There's a Roman amphitheatre and

-connection to King Arthur's legend.

-It's an important location

-historically and industrially.

-It's been an important venue

-in the history of Wales.

-It's a mythological location

-and a centre for the Romans.

-It was one of the most important

-Roman forts in Europe.

-The imperial buildings in Caerleon

-reflect this.

-The emperors came here to look for

-inspiration and comment on the fort.

-This is where the games were held...

-..and soldiers would drill in

-front of their wives and children.

-Their wives would come

-from the local tribe...

-..and their families would speak a

-language similar to Welsh and Latin.

-During the Middle Ages...

-..Caerleon became a symbol of the

-British Roman's unique civilisation.

-The Nennius, Geoffrey of Monmouth

-and Gerald of Wales scriptures...

-..all mention a prominent figure

-in Welsh history.

-In the Middle Ages, they made

-a connection to King Arthur.

-They thought that this

-was Arthur's Round Table.

-Gerald of Wales visited Caerleon

-during his travels of Wales in 1188.

-He thought it was an important town

-due to its Arthurian connections.

-Llywelyn the Great noticed

-the town's symbolic importance.

-Exactly 800 years ago, his kingdom

-extended all the way to the border.

-Llywelyn the Great was a prince

-for the whole of Wales.

-His ability to lead men, inspire

-soldiers and forge alliances...

-..proved that he was a good

-politician as well as a soldier.

-One of the most noteworthy records

-of Llywelyn's campaign...

-..was a poem by Llywarch ap Llywelyn

-or Prydydd y Moch.

-Llywarch ap Llywelyn

-or Prydydd y Moch...

-..was the subject of my research

-during my studies.

-In his poem, he lists the places

-that Llywelyn had occupied.

-He also praises his soldiers.

-There are references

-to Llys Aberffraw, Carmarthen...

-..Deganwy, Swansea...

-..Kidwelly, Caernarfon, Caerleon...

-..Oswestry, Cardigan and St Clears.

-I love how the poet jumps

-from one location to the next.

-Brecon, Montgomery and Haverfordwest

-are also included in the poem.

-You're passionate about this work

-and it's a key part of your life.

-I love this book

-and as you can see, it's well worn.

-For 15 years,

-I read this book nearly every day.

-I love his poetry...

-..and I don't know why everyone else

-in Wales doesn't feel the same.

-It's such an important

-historic source.

-The words are still relevant

-to this day.

-It's incredible that it reveals

-what happened here 800 years ago.

-We heard about history in that item.

-Huw Garmon played the role of

-Hedd Wyn in the film.

-One of Hedd Wyn's family members

-was on the Maes today.

-Last week, Elin spoke to Gerald

-Williams, the nephew of Hedd Wyn...

-..and he told her he'd never been

-to the National Eisteddfod before.

-Today, he came to the Eisteddfod for

-the first time...

-..and we wanted to know if he was

-enjoying himself.

-It's gone well, considering the bad

-weather we experienced yesterday.

-There are many people here and

-I'm approached every few steps.

-They speak to me and

-I have no idea who they are.

-You must be very popular

-on the Maes.

-You were also very popular at the

-Literature Tent this morning...

-..when you were interviewed

-Chief Bard, Mererid Hopwood.

-I didn't expect to see

-so many people there.

-You could have knocked me down

-with a feather...

-..and I was very nervous.

-It was an emotional time for you

-at the Opening Concert on Friday.

-Yes, it was.

-Things are new to me and I've never

-been to an Eisteddfod before.

-More people would come to Yr Ysgwrn

-during the Eisteddfod week...

-..and I couldn't leave,

-despite being invited to Bala.

-I had to decline and

-couldn't leave Yr Ysgwrn.

-It's wonderful to see you here

-at the Anglesey Eisteddfod.

-We might see you in Cardiff

-next year.

-You may do.

-It has been great to meet you.

-It has been great to meet you.

-

-And you.

-Huw Garmon played the role

-of Hedd Wyn in the film.

-There's been lots of talk of

-Hedd Wyn at the Eisteddfod...

-..to mark 100 years since his death.

-I portrayed Hedd Wyn in the film.

-The film, Hedd Wyn will be shown

-at the Sinemaes on the Maes tonight.

-We should remember these stories.

-I'm proud that so many people are

-celebrating his life.

-The concert on Friday

-celebrated him.

-Lots of people feel very emotional

-when thinking of him.

-Lots of people feel very emotional

-when thinking of him.

-The film has remained relevant.

-The standard of the film was

-incredibly high.

-The quality of the production

-was evident to see in the film.

-Films can sometimes feel dated

-after a while.

-However, I've been fortunate that

-young people have studied the film.

-I've seen that it's still relevant.

-Young people in their teens have

-praised the film.

-After the break, we start our new

-summer series, Pub of the Week.

-We've got a special presenter - the

-entertainer, the Welsh Whisperer.

-The Cefn Hafod Inn.

-Cefn Hafod is full of good punters.

-The Welsh Whisperer will return with

-more after the break and Calendar.

-With the Anglesey Eisteddfod

-on our doorstep...

-..Pontio has many activities planned

-for the Maes.

-For more information,

-visit the website.

-The Sheep Dog Trials and Cwmsychpant

-Show takes place on the 12 August...

-..at Caeau Waun Fields, Rhydowen.

-The marquee opens at 8.00am.

-The marquee opens at 8.00am.

-

-Children's sports start at 10.00am.

-Come to tackle the tasks and

-listen to Newshan in the evening.

-Come in your droves.

-On Saturday 12 August at 7.30pm,

-the South Wales Male Voice Choir...

-..will hold their annual concert

-at St Davids Cathedral.

-Tickets cost 15 and 12 and are

-available from St Davids Bookshop...

-..Victoria Bookshop, Haverfordwest

-and on the evening.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-It has been very busy on the Maes

-throughout the day.

-There have been a lot of activities

-on the Maes and stalls.

-It starts at 8.00pm.

-There's an evening of entertainment

-on the Maes tonight.

-The bar is full at the moment.

-There's a fantastic atmosphere here.

-It's been very busy

-at the Eisteddfod.

-We always enjoy visiting different

-stalls at the Eisteddfod.

-There's one story from the Cartrefi

-Cymunedol Gwynedd stall...

-..where they launched a new project

-called My Home, My Community.

-The appeal wants to encourage people

-to send in their old photographs...

-..of their homes over

-the past few years.

-The project derives from an item we

-did on Heno in February.

-A few months ago, we had an item

-on Heno about Mrs Beryl Gruffydd.

-She's 102 years old and her home

-has been refurbished by our company.

-We had a fantastic response.

-Our tenants started phoning

-and sending us photographs...

-..about the events that have

-taken place on their street.

-They've held Jubilee parties and

-have fond memories of the community.

-The response was so fantastic that

-we've started a new campaign.

-We'd like others to share how

-they've enjoy living on our estates.

-We're showing photographs

-on the screen so come and see them.

-You can bring us your photographs

-or pop in to the stall for a chat.

-We're also filming children sharing

-how important their home is to them.

-The Welsh Children's Poet Laureate

-will also join us on the stall.

-As you heard during that item,

-they want you to get in touch.

-The contact details

-have been on the screen.

-It has been an important day

-on the S4C stall...

-..with the launch of the Government

-review into the channel.

-It was announced that the

-broadcaster, Euryn Ogwen Williams...

-..will be the chairman.

-This is an incredibly important

-review for the channel and viewers.

-I spoke to Guto Bebb about

-the review.

-The review has been announced.

-How important is it that viewers

-of the channel contribute?

-In my opinion, it's essential.

-The aim isn't to have a channel with

-offices in Cardiff or Carmarthen.

-The aim is to showcase content that

-we enjoy on television and online.

-We want viewers to contribute...

-..and be part of the process to

-review the future of the channel.

-What do you expect

-the review to reveal?

-I won't comment

-as the review is independent.

-As an Assembly Minister, it would be

-irresponsible for me to speculate.

-I want the review to reveal what the

-viewers want from S4C in the future.

-Will people want their news

-via their Smartphone?

-We're inviting people to contribute

-to the review by contacting us.

-Those with an interest in the

-channel should get involved...

-..to make clear what Wales would

-like from its national broadcaster.

-If the review tells S4C

-to compete with other channels...

-..will there be

-more funding for the channel?

-S4C already receives

-sufficient funding.

-However,

-there is an independent review.

-As a Minister, it isn't my place

-to say if the funding will change.

-I'd like to discover what S4C

-should offer to the viewers.

-When we've determined

-what the viewer wants to see...

-..that's when we can look

-at the finances.

-The review is currently looking

-at the funding process...

-..and S4C's partnership

-with the BBC.

-It's up to the viewers to decide if

-S4C receives enough funding or not.

-Thank you.

-This is an important review.

-It's vital that you have your say

-about the channel.

-Make sure you get in touch with us.

-You can get in touch with us

-at Heno.

-We will pass on your thoughts

-on the channel.

-There's nothing better

-than a local pub.

-Many local independent pubs

-might be closing...

-..but many continue to be at the

-heart of the community.

-Over the next few weeks, we're going

-to visit some of these pubs.

-We're going to meet the locals and

-of the events taking place.

-To lead us on our journey is one

-of Wales' best entertainers...

-..the Wel

-

-Tonight, we'll start in Ceredigion

-at the Cefn Hafod Inn, Gorsgoch.

-There's only one way to travel

-around and you don't need a sat nav.

-I've come to Gorsgoch and the Pub

-of the Week is the Cefn Hafod Inn.

-I'm on my way in to see the punters,

-good thing.

-How are you, boys?

-CHEERING.

-Geraint and Eiddwen,

-nice to meet you.

-Welcome to Gorsgoch.

-How long have you been the king

-and queen of Cefn Hafod?

-We've started back in 1991,

-which was 26 years ago.

-My parents were here before us

-and they started in 1958.

-They retired and we took over.

-Do the customers treat you well

-or do they cause trouble?

-I'm not sure about that.

-I'm not sure about that.

-

-I can see a few cowboys!

-I've spotted special Gorsgoch money.

-I've spotted special Gorsgoch money.

-

-That's Gorsgoch currency!

-You've heard of the new 1,

-well that's worth 3.50.

-Do you get a pint for this?

-Do you get a pint for this?

-

-Yes.

-Where can I find the stash of these?

-Danny had been up here and told me

-he'd thought of taking over.

-I was shocked and told him he didn't

-know anything about running it.

-I don't know anything about singing,

-but I still do it!

-We did it and started in 1958.

-We used to prepare food,

-chicken and chips in a basket.

-The chicken and chips in a basket

-was a big thing for us...

-..and you wouldn't see

-it in many places.

-If you've grown up in the area,

-you have to pitch in.

-My siblings and I have been behind

-the bar or helped in the kitchen.

-Do you change the barrels?

-Do you change the barrels?

-

-Yes, certainly.

-I hope the cowboys don't give

-you too many problems.

-Mam is good at sorting them out and

-she'll also throw them out!

-I'm sure you've thrown many out.

-Yes, but they would always return

-and we'd have to be friends.

-I'm one of the best customers

-and I always come back.

-I've been kicked out a few times,

-but I always come back.

-I'm sure the Lampeter boys come down

-in search of the special tokens.

-Between you and I,

-we sell the tickets for 4.

-There's more to the pub than friends

-and beer, they've also got darts!

-Have you played darks for long?

-Have you played darks for long?

-

-I've played for a few years.

-Every Friday?

-Yes, we play in the Llanybydder

-league every Friday.

-We play a home and away

-game every fortnight.

-Can you hit the board?

-Can you hit the board?

-

-I'm quite good.

-What do you want me to hit?

-What do you want me to hit?

-

-The 20!

-This is a wonderful place and the

-door is always open to everyone.

-It was time for me to perform.

-# When the sun shines

-on a hot summer's day

-# It's tops off in the tractors

-across the land

-# Techno music is ditched

-and jump step has been trashed

-# Wales is back on fire

-for country music

-# We're bailing now

-# Yes, bailing now

-# The country lads

-are all bailing now

-# The contractor has arrived

-and thank heaves for baler twine

-# The country lads

-are all bailing now

-# We're bailing now

-# Yes, bailing now

-# The country lads

-are all bailing now

-# The contractor has arrived

-and thank heavens for baler twine

-# The country lads

-are all bailing now

-# The country lads

-are flat out bailing now #

-Thank you, good thing.

-Thanks to the crew.

-Gwyn, Huw and Angharad,

-do you know of any good pubs?

-Where should people visit

-on Anglesey?

-There are plenty of pubs

-in Anglesey.

-However, I don't visit them!

-There's a good local at the Vic

-in Porthaethwy.

-The Rownd a Rownd pub is the best

-around.

-The Iorwerth Arms is supposed to be

-good too.

-In the final part

-of the programme...

-..we'll discover who was awarded the

-Huw Fash Sash on the Maes.

-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-We love having our little studio on

-the Maes alongside S4C.

-Huw Fash loves meeting viewers and

-enjoys looking at their outfits.

-He's been wandering the Maes today

-with the important Huw Fash Sash.

-We've arrived at the

-wet Eisteddfod Maes...

-..and while the boys in their posh

-frocks behind me are ordained...

-..we're going to search for those

-who have been stylish in the mud.

-After 30 minutes, we've found

-a deserving recipient of a sash.

-The jacket is quite formal.

-Thank you.

-We expected good weather today and

-I wanted to wear something nice.

-You've teamed the boots

-with the jacket and bag.

-You deserve a Huw Fash Sash.

-You don't see one bus for hours

-and then two come at once.

-This is the second worthy recipient

-within ten minutes.

-Look at how stylish

-this Eisteddfod goer.

-We have to look at her feet.

-How are you coping in the mud

-with the heels?

-I have to admit that I forgot

-my wellingtons...

-..and I had ten pairs of shoes

-in the caravan, but no wellingtons.

-I thought heels would lift me higher

-out of the mud.

-I think you look lovely, slightly

-out of the ordinary.

-It doesn't quite match,

-but you deserve a Huw Fash Sash.

-Thank you very much.

-Usually, finding a good man is quite

-problematic, but look at this one.

-I like the casual shirt, stylish

-jacket and sensible shoes.

-You have to turn around for us

-to see your metrosexual bag.

-This is a wonderful floral bag and

-I like that it doesn't quite match.

-You deserve the best honour

-of the Maes, a Huw Fash Sash.

-Take a look.

-Congratulations on

-your Huw Fash Sash.

-This matches your sunglasses.

-The final Huw Fash Sash of the day

-at the Anglesey Eisteddfod...

-..has been awarded.

-Huw Fash Sash!

-There are plenty of stylish people

-on the Maes.

-Huw will return tomorrow

-with his sash.

-Huw will be searching again

-tomorrow.

-Our three guests are worthy

-of a sash.

-Gwyn, Huw and Angharad

-have been our guest this evening.

-It's been an important Eisteddfod

-for you.

-The concert will be

-broadcast on S4C.

-The concert will be shown on S4C

-between Christmas and the New York.

-The concert will be shown on S4C

-between Christmas and the New Year.

-You'll be returning to work.

-I'm preparing for the autumn months

-and the New Year.

-It's been great seeing the

-Eisteddfod returning to Anglesey.

-However, I've missed some of the

-events on the Maes.

-The next opera I'm working

-on is one by Verdi.

-Where will you be tomorrow?

-The Rownd a Rownd fans can come to

-see us between 1 and 4pm.

-You'll find us in Porthaethwy.

-You'll also be reading stories

-to children.

-I'll be telling stories at the Save

-the Children stall on Friday.

-There's also a workshop at the

-Learner's Tent.

-That's all we have time

-for this evening.

-It has been a wonderful day.

-The Maes is still very busy and many

-are heading in to the Pafiliwn.

-The Noson Lawen starts at 8.00pm and

-Elin Fflur will be performing.

-Elin Fflur will perform tomorrow at

-the S4C stall.

-Earlier, the band of William Mathias

-Music Centre performed there.

-We close the programme

-with the band.

-Thanks to the band and

-to our guests.

-Heno returns tomorrow from the

-Eisteddfod at 7.00pm.

-Goodnight.

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