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Welsh cuisine isn't fancy but that doesn't mean it's dull, says actor Geraint Wyn Davies, who serves rarebit to his friend Mary Haney
Welsh cuisine isn't fancy but that doesn't mean it's dull, says actor Geraint Wyn Davies, who serves rarebit to his friend Mary Haney

Welsh cuisine isn't fancy but that doesn't mean it's dull, says actor Geraint Wyn Davies, who serves rarebit to his friend Mary Haney

Date3/6/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Welsh cuisine isn't fancy but that doesn't mean it's dull, says actor Geraint Wyn Davies, who serves rarebit to his friend Mary Haney.
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