Welsh house names in the Black Country and another angling session this evening

It was the same small pool as this morning and an identical approach.

No pike this time though, just lots of roach.

They were all about the same size as the one in the lead image.

All great fun though and that’s what angling should be, isn’t it?

It’s now 9.00 p.m. and we still haven’t had a storm.

Second angling session of the day.

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  1. My uncle and aunt, originally from Port Talbot lived in Bilston in a house they named Crag-y-don, and when they moved to Gloucester the house there was also so named.

    And my house, named by my Dad, is Pen-Ton…. ‘brow of the hill’ named after a house also just down the road from where my grandparents lived in Port Talbot….

    1. Interesting, Steve.
      Craig-y-don is a common name for houses.
      I’ve been saying since we moved in, I need to give ours a Welsh name!

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