Pan Tod place name (General)
by mrsbruso 
, Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 21:22 (4531 days ago) @ Jefff
Yes, indeed, they are Welsh words. I suppose I should have mentioned that. It's as good a theory as any at the moment. I love the Welsh place names. Garndiffaith, for instance, translates as "Cairn in the Wilderness".
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Jefff,
2011-11-20, 01:30
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- Leslie F JONES 1906 - 1951 -
slowhands,
2011-11-20, 04:44
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Paul Andrews,
2011-11-20, 21:18
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cmfenton,
2011-11-21, 14:48
- Pan Tod Miners Memorial, Ruardean Hill -
Jefff,
2011-11-22, 01:48
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2011-11-22, 16:43
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2011-11-22, 20:38
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mrsbruso,
2011-11-22, 21:22
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- Pan Tod place name -
VanMeier,
2020-02-16, 23:00
- Pan Tod place name -
mrsbruso,
2011-11-22, 21:22
- Pan Tod place name -
Jefff,
2011-11-22, 20:38
- Pan Tod place name -
mrsbruso,
2011-11-22, 16:43
- Pan Tod Miners Memorial, Ruardean Hill -
Jefff,
2011-11-22, 01:48
- Pan Tod Miners Memorial, Ruardean Hill -
cmfenton,
2011-11-21, 14:48
- Leslie F JONES 1906 - 1951 -
slowhands,
2011-11-20, 04:44