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Welsh people will tell you that the roads say "SLOW ARAF" because "araf" is Welsh for "slow". However, I have lived in Wales for over 15 years, and now I am privy to the truth:
There is a secret and elusive animal roaming Wales. "SLOW ARAF" / "ARAF SLOW" just means that there may be slow-moving araf crossing the roads.
Behold, the araf.
I'm always interested when issues of #Welsh language reach 'mainstream' UK outlets.
Welsh government has been slow to act in this area. A change in policy would cost little but could protect our cultural heritage.
theconversation.com/welsh-plac�
Welsh place names are being erased β and so are the stories they tell
Welsh place names often reflect local legends, fauna and topography. The coining of English names to replace them has sparked an ongoing campaign to protect them.The Conversation
How can Wales develop a seaweed farming industry? ππ΅π΄σ §σ ’σ ·σ ¬σ ³σ Ώ What would you think if someone wanted to develop a #seaweed farm near you π€
afallen.cymru/seaweed-social-lβ¦
We're running a survey to find out what you think πβοΈ It doesn't matter whether you're an expert, or you've never heard of seaweed farming!
We welcome views from outside Wales, too ππ€
#Cymru #Gwymon #BlueCarbon #Seaweed
