Welcome to Merilang.com where I spend some of the time updating my interests, books published and residential language courses in French, Russian, Welsh and German – basically indulging my passion for languages. writing and teaching.
On my site you will find a lot of free language resources which I hope you will find useful and well as information on books, languages and living in the countryside! The list of pages and links etc are all to be found in the column on the right
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I live amidst the breathtaking scenery of the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales in the United Kingdom with my three collie dogs and three pet sheep; you can see pictures of them on different pages. I hope you enjoy visiting my website and on some pages I have enabled comments – which require to be approved before publishing.
Merilang was originally short for Meirionnydd Languages, which my server deemed too long.
Meirionnydd Language is me wearing my teacher’s hat and teaching Russian, Welsh and French. For more information on this please go to the Learn Languages in Wales link at the side.
- To The Tower Among The Stars for other Merilang Press books
Since I became a publisher, originally just to get one of my books printed rather than have to indulge in endless bookbinding chores every time stocks ran low, Merilang has become the name of my publishing house and also book trading to keep the wolf from the door. The publishing has grown now to include one other excellent short story writer, David Gardiner, but I am not going to seek to become a mainstream publisher since the last person I tried to help in that way bit the hand that provided her road into publication. [Please excuse wildly mixed metaphor]
For all information concerning my books please click here Books by Daffni Percival or follow the books link to the right.
BODYFUDDAU
This is where I live. It is an ancient farmhouse, reputed to have been built originally under the auspices of the monks of Cymer Abbey, which would put it before Henry VIII as the monks had no such possibilities after him.
I have about two thirds of an acre, mostly woods and marshland. In front of the house I have made a garden but the rest belongs to my three pet sheep and flock of ducks.
Bodyfuddau from the field in front.
Do the jigsaw of this picture