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A town in [[Llamedos]] famed for [[Great Bronze Spoon of Cladh, The|its Great Bronze Spoon]], weighing over a ton. This fabled eating utensil from antiquity weighed over a ton. {{CDA}} places the town firmly in [[Llamedos]], despite the name being more Irish Gaelic than Welsh in sound. Perhaps Llamedos occupies a continuum where Llamedosian shades into its related languages (just as Quirmian is related to the strange [[Olé!]] llanguage spoken where they do [[That Thing With The Bulls]]. Cladh is not mentioned in the text but appears on the Disc map contained in {{CDA}}, as a secondary town in Llamedos. | A town in [[Llamedos]] famed for [[Great Bronze Spoon of Cladh, The|its Great Bronze Spoon]], weighing over a ton. This fabled eating utensil from antiquity weighed over a ton. {{CDA}} places the town firmly in [[Llamedos]], despite the name being more Irish Gaelic than Welsh in sound. Perhaps Llamedos occupies a continuum where Llamedosian shades into its related languages (just as Quirmian is related to the strange [[Olé!]] llanguage spoken where they do [[That Thing With The Bulls]]. Cladh is not mentioned in the text but appears on the Disc map contained in {{CDA}}, as a secondary town in Llamedos. | ||
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Revision as of 12:04, 4 April 2016
A town in Llamedos famed for its Great Bronze Spoon, weighing over a ton. This fabled eating utensil from antiquity weighed over a ton. The Compleat Discworld Atlas places the town firmly in Llamedos, despite the name being more Irish Gaelic than Welsh in sound. Perhaps Llamedos occupies a continuum where Llamedosian shades into its related languages (just as Quirmian is related to the strange Olé! llanguage spoken where they do That Thing With The Bulls. Cladh is not mentioned in the text but appears on the Disc map contained in The Compleat Discworld Atlas, as a secondary town in Llamedos.