We were friends with this pack for several years, exchanging photos, letters and making scrapbooks for each other. It was great for the packs to see what other Brownies were doing.
They even tried to teach us a bit of Welsh.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Wales
Closer to home was a Brownie pack from Anglesey, an island off the coast of North Wales. On old school friend had a daughter in the pack.....mmm very soon we read that my friend(who also learned to tat at school with me!) had taken over as temporary Brown Owl.....sounds familiar!!
We were friends with this pack for several years, exchanging photos, letters and making scrapbooks for each other. It was great for the packs to see what other Brownies were doing.
They even tried to teach us a bit of Welsh.
We were friends with this pack for several years, exchanging photos, letters and making scrapbooks for each other. It was great for the packs to see what other Brownies were doing.
They even tried to teach us a bit of Welsh.
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Maureen said...
ReplyDeleteI had trouble posting a comment this morning - trying again..... those Welsh words are a lot shorter and simpler than the name of the station in Snowdonia which contains seemingly hundreds of letters without one vowel!
27 January 2010 07:52