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Wales has innumerable myths and legends - stories of magic and witches and wizards, of beasts and fantastic animals, of giants and dwarfs and brave princes, and, of course, heroes. And Snowdonia, and especially the Betws-y-Coed area, has an abundant share of these. This section includes some of these stories. Just click on the sheep to find out more! |
Mae gan Gymru nifer di-rif o hanesion a chwedlau - storïau am hud a gwrachod a dewiniaid, am fwystfilod ac anifeiliaid rhyfeddol, am gewri a chorachod a thywysogion dewr, ac, wrth gwrs, am arwyr. Ac mae gan Eryri, ac yn enwedig ardal Betws-y-Coed, gyfran helaeth o rhain. Mae'r adran yma'n cynnwys rhai o'r storïau hyn. Cliciwch ar y defaid i ddarganfod mwy! |
| Merlin and the Red Dragon of Wales | ![]() |
Myrddin a Draig Goch Cymru |
| Wibernant The story of a dragon-like beast from near Penmachno |
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Wibernant Chwedl am fwystfil tebyg i ddraig o ardal Penmachno |
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