Cad é mar a ta siv?, “How are you all today?”

Today’s story is from the old books of Wales, when the lady in the moon could come down among the Welsh and wander where she would. A time when the moors were thick with the horrors or witches, and animated waterlogged bodies and disembodied hands of those lost in the gloom.

I thought this story to be appropriate as we are near the celebration of Halloween, which derives from the Celtic festival of Samhain, when the curtain between our world and the next is thin and spirits can cross for one night, or so says the old Celtic tradition.

So welcome to story time at Bardcast. Throw another log on the fire, refill your beverage, sit back, relax, and I hope you enjoy, “Buried Moon”.