“St Dogmael” lived about 1500 years ago; he came from a royal family in what is now West Wales; and he chose to dedicate his life to God.

Over the past six years many people have asked me about the flags and the symbols of Landskeria. About their meanings and origins.

Almost two years after the first great unveiling of Landskerian public art, the second instalment in the Landskerian art trail.

For a few months now, my coccyx has ached every time I sit down. It’s a minor complaint, but a persistent one...

A comprehensive survey of 670 trees in our 2.5-acre garden in West Wales, as they were in June 2020...

Like many people, I’ve found my usual routines interrupted this spring...

“Cofiwch Gwmcerwyn” or “Y Carreg Cofiwch Gwmcerwyn” is a painted boulder in Landskeria, Mynachlogddu, Wales.

Following a bit of reading during the colder, darker months of 2017/2018, I am now in a position to offer a roughly researched history...

Last time I wrote, I detailed a partial audit of the as-yet-undeclared state of New Landskeria, which (due to said undeclaredness) we...

I’m waiting for washing to wash in Old Landskeria, formerly known as the Most Serene Republic of Landskeria. I think we can safely say...