Well if you got nothing better to do over the May Day BH why not visit St Asaph and then go on to Rhuddlan for a Rally of Rebels to commemorate the 'Beltane Bash' of 1344, a wonderful piece of Welsh History when for one moment the Cymry forgot they were a conquered people and give the English colonists the fright of their lives. However, I don't think the 'Rhuddlan Rumble' was as wild as some of the ''troubles'' one would get at Neath's September Fair, when the Neath & Swansea Valley lads went head to head with each other and the ''Neath Townies''. Back to the ''Northern Troubles'' of the 1344 - 46, in 1345 took place the 'Welsh St Valentines Day Massacre' at Harlech. See my other blogs via links thru profile or do a search on google, also look up Llywelyn Bren Revolt 1315 - 16 and while your at it seek out stuff on Welsh Outlaws too.
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The Rebels, some on the run.
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