All I can say to that is Llanfairpwllgwyngyll which is the name of a village in Wales, actually on the Isle of Angelsey and of course Yaki da which is a Welsh greeting for Good Day.
My photo shows the flowers of the leek vegetable, whish is also an emblem of the Welsh nation, besdes their red dragon. I remember many years ago going to a football match in London where my team were playing against Swansea town, one of the Welsh teams. There were some Welsh supporters in the stadium and before the match begun they decided to do something for their team and quickly ran onto the field and planted a leek on the middle spot. Of course it was removed before the game began, but it was a nice patriotic gesture.
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Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
Leeks are greatly under unappreciated as a food item. Regrettably I have not luck with them in my garden.
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I quite like them and often cook them as a vegetable
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That is a great story and planting the leek before the match is priceless Thanks for joining in Pat 🙂 🙂
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WHAT?! And I thought that I planted some weird things in weird places.
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Seems to be a custom amongst the Welsh football supporters
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Is Welsh football like American soccer? It is hard to imagine a bunch of puny Welsh guys playing football.
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I believe our football is what you call soccer. Actually rugby is the big game in wales, but they do have a few soccer teams. The big boys that play rugby, the others are more into soccer.
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Soccer was more popular when I was a kid. I don’t know why it lost popularity. It is the main sport of Mexico.
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