Dr Price's Fire Band (me, Olly and Mike Greenwood) could rescue your twmpath/ceilidh - distance no object, and practically on our doorstep (he estimated wildly.) Incidentally, there's a hill in Hereford called Hetty Pegler's Tump. Sian's perfectly correct; in the Old Days before the Religious Revival and before the unspeakable Kim Howells had ever been thought of, villagers used to dance on the the green to a harper and fiddler, who were seated on a mound, or twmpath. This word gradually changed, until a "twmpath" meant a dance.