#celticchristmas
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"Mari Lwyd, Lwyd Mari, A sacred thing through the night they carry. Betrayed are the living, betrayed the dead, All are confused by a horse's head." - Vernon Watkins, "Ballad of the Mari Lwyd." 🎨 Andy Dingley #FairyTaleTuesday #BookChatWee
Meow Catmas! Two of our cats are all ready for the Christmas lying on Christmas presents at the base of our tree, while Celtic Christmas Podcast plays. No shame! #meowycatmas #christmas #christmasmusic #Celticchristmas #celticmusic #catmas
The Mari Lwyd is a wassailing Welsh Christmas folk custom in which a troupe of men dressed as stock characters (such as Punch and Judy) carry a horse skull on a pole from house to house, at each house singing their desire to enter. Eventual
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