Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: GUEST,Suzi Z
Date: 01 Nov 09 - 06:41 PM

Well...the evening's still going ahead ..even with the absence of vowels ..so I do hope that some of you will be able to come along ..

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: GUEST,Suzi Z
Date: 23 Oct 09 - 05:46 PM

Ah David ...perhaps not in North Wales ..but further south ..


voles in wales

Whoops ..there goes my spelling again xx

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: Dave the Gnome
Date: 23 Oct 09 - 01:41 PM

I knew the Welsh had a shortage of vowels but I didn't know it had gone so far...

:D (eG)

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: GUEST,Suzi Z
Date: 23 Oct 09 - 01:39 PM

Quite right Sue ...

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: GUEST,Girl Friday
Date: 22 Oct 09 - 03:48 PM

I think Suzi is trying to get you to go to Ron's gig, though possibly through negative advertising. Go and see Ron... if you like singer/songwriters he's one of the best.

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: GUEST,Suzi Z
Date: 22 Oct 09 - 10:42 AM

...possibly even Hull on Earth ...

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: Mr Happy
Date: 22 Oct 09 - 08:56 AM

The origin of the name "Rhyl" is not fully known.

However, the name appears in old documents variously as Hyll (1506), Hull (1508), [Leidiart] yr Hyll (1597), Rhil (1706), Rhûl (1749), Rhul (1773) Rhyll (1830), and Rhyl (1840)[2], all of which are variations (and some anglicizations) of an uncertain original form. One suggestion is that Y Rhyl derives from (Yr) Hyll, meaning "ugly" ; however the softening of final ll to l would be exceptional as would the blunt epithet as a placename. Other unsubstantiated and improbable suggestions have been made that it might derive from the similar sounding Yr Hill (as in "The Hill") or Yr Heol "(The Street)".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhyl

So it's really Hull?

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: GUEST,Suzi Z
Date: 22 Oct 09 - 08:50 AM

..somewhere near Rhyl ....dyslexia rules KO xx

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: Mr Happy
Date: 22 Oct 09 - 07:01 AM

Where's Rhtl?

Subject: RE: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: GUEST,Suzi Z
Date: 22 Oct 09 - 02:55 AM

Sorry ..forgot to say that the first guest night will be 6th November ...what am I like !!?
Blue Skies
Suzi

Subject: Ron Trueman-Border at Rhtl Folk Club
From: GUEST,Suzi Z
Date: 22 Oct 09 - 02:52 AM

After several moves Rhyl Folk Club has finally settled into a new venue and their first guest will be singer/songwriter from Kent Ron Trueman-Border. It's a well supported club, run by a very friendly host, Jeff Blythin.Hope some of you Welsh mudcatters can make it.
Rhyl Folk Club
RT-B on myspace