Bae Colwyn is the far more exotic, and original, Welsh name for Colwyn Bay. Fascinatingly despite being located in a bay the name isn't linked to its geography. Colwyns "bae" was in fact Berhyl Funfair-Amusementarcade, a norman noblewoman who lived down the coast from Colwyn Parc-Eirian, a chieftain related to the Princes of Gwynedd. Berhyl bore Colwyn 3 sons, Glyn Dyfrdwy, Dan Gynnig and Rhechwyn Ap Colwyn. Thy couple retired to Llandudno.
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Material: 80% ringspun cotton/20% polyester.
- Drop shoulder style.
- Stylish fit.
- Soft cotton faced fabric.
- Taped neck.
- Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem.
- Twin needle stitching.
- WRAP Certified Production.
Weight: 280 gsm
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Bae Colwyn is the far more exotic, and original, Welsh name for Colwyn Bay. Fascinatingly despite being located in a bay the name isn't linked to its geography. Colwyns "bae" was in fact Berhyl Funfair-Amusementarcade, a norman noblewoman who lived down the coast from Colwyn Parc-Eirian, a chieftain related to the Princes of Gwynedd. Berhyl bore Colwyn 3 sons, Glyn Dyfrdwy, Dan Gynnig and Rhechwyn Ap Colwyn. Thy couple retired to Llandudno.
