Quote Originally Posted by davedove
I just wanted to remind everyone that March 1 is St. David's Day, the patron saint of Wales. It will be the perfect day to wear you cilt in celebration of all things Welsh. I plan to wear my Edwards cilt in its debut appearance.
Or, you may always wear a leek and/or daffodill, both symbols of Wales:

The leek is known to have been displayed as a Welsh emblem in 1536 and in Henry V, Shakespeare acknowledged this as an ancient custom. One legend tells of a battle between the Welsh and the Saxons fought in a field of leeks. At some time in the past, the leek was an important part of the diet but it is not commonly eaten today. It is delicious when part of the traditional leek and potato soup.

The daffodil has no such claim to literary and historical distinction. It has become the more favoured emblem of late, however, since some people find that it makes a more attractive buttonhole on St. David's day . Daffodils and new-born lambs herald the summer in Wales.

-- http://www.data-wales.co.uk/l_d.htm
I'll have my Red Dragon on my desk, and will watch "The Englishman who went up a hill and came down a mountain" tomorrow evening!

Cheers,

Todd