A look back on St David's Day celebrations in Wales
As people far and wide celebrate St David's Day today, we've been taking a look back at some of the different and more unsual celebrations over the years.
Carmarthen celebrates St David's Day in 1957:
Do you recognise any of these faces?
We've been going through our archive and came across this footage of children in traditional welsh costume celebrating St David's Day in Carmarthen in 1957.
The charming footage was discovered by the team looking after the ITV Wales archive at the National Library of Wales.
St David's Day skydive:
Video Credit: Skydive Taupo
Not one for the faint hearted, one woman celebrated the special day by doing a skydive in New Zealand last year.
Thea completed her tenth skydive by wearing a Welsh rugby shirt and a daffodil hat to complete the look.
She also shouted "Dydd Gwyl Dewi Sant Hapus!" as she opened her parachute.
Welshmen from RAF celebrate St David's Day in Afghanistan:
Welshmen from the Royal Air Force's 904 Expeditionary Air Wing based at Kandahar in Afghanistan took time out from supporting operations to celebrate St David's Day.
Take a look at their pictures.
St David's Day Leeky Cupcakes:
Businesses in Chirk and Conwy tested out unusual ways of marking St David's Day. They've come up with some new twists on old favourites such as a recipe for savoury leek cupcakes and have brewed their own roast lamb flavoured beer.
Soldiers' leek eating ceremony:
Leeks may not be to everyone's taste but these soldiers of the Royal Regiment of Wales didn't seem to mind taking part in a leek eating ceremony.
The ceremony took place at Osnabruck military base, West Germany in 1973.
Watch classic footage from the ITV Wales archive.
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