I’ve always wanted to see a dragon. To see the red dragon of Wales
was quite a surprise, even for me. He looked quite angry, but I’m told he’s a pussycat at heart.
The red dragon is steeped in Welsh folklore. He even makes up part of the national Welsh flag. It’s all to do with a battle from way back when in history. It’s a rare occurrence to see one now, most people believe they are extinct, but Benchman knows different.
The legend of the Welsh Dragon.
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Love!!
“The obsession with fairy stories is that they tell children there are Dragons, but children have always known there are Dragons, but fairy stories tell children that Dragons can be killed” (unkn)
Thank you, Victoria ????