Turf War Graffiti at Glanmoelyn, Llanrug

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Turf War Graffiti at Glanmoelyn, Llanrug

Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 12 Aug 2006

The words 'Cofis Dre'(Town Lads') have been painted by a raiding party from Caernarfon on a container on the outskirts of the village of Llanrug. Fighting between 'Cofis Dre' and 'Cofis Wlad' (the country lads of the former slate villages of the town's hinterland) is a time honoured tradition. What is new is the appearance of graffiti

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Image Location

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53.146097
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-4.196996