• A 1 Home - introducing this project
• 2 Please link to the site in Welsh here
• Please Link to the Research Findings here
• 13 Thank you to the NLHF and the Final Report
• 5 Where did we look and what did we find?
• 4 Telling the Story of Welsh Plains
• Has this project made a difference?
• 17 .... to Sugar
• 20 Creating a Time Line
• 7 Negro Cloth & Welsh Plains - Chris Evans Article
• 9 Open Learning Options for Reading and Research
• 6 Resources to help find out about local history
• 3 Feedback
• 14 Learning Links International
• 15 Modern Day Slavery
• Endorsements
• 17 Project Updates
• 21 Transporting cloth
• Understanding Trans-Atlantic Slavery
• Trade with West Africa
• Unexpected Outcomes from the project
• Book List - further reading and references
• Finding out about the production of woollen cloth
• What was life like for rural families in Mid Wales

27/5/19 Woolly Words

by Liz Millman - 22:35 on 27 May 2019

Welsh Poet, Rhys Trimble is part of the Learning Links International Team, and has offered to explore Welsh Terms and phrases to do with woll and the wollen industry. 

He is also going to work with us to help create an epic poem about the story of "Sheep to Sugar" - this could be a valuable way of telling and retelling the story and provide the working for the rolling powerpoint.

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