Dilwyn was struggling to re-start the engines of Cymru III in order to get back in time to be match sponsor for this titanic clash between Wrexham & Bury. That's when our WASA boffins stepped in. By rewiring and adapting the onboard fax machine and enlarging the paper tray in the one in our office, we were able to fax Dilwyn down. Quite brilliant, and our patent attorneys are working on it as we speak.

An excellent day out in the rain, saw Brian Little's Red & White army take their chances and all three points off a skilfull Bury side. We need the points more than them anyway.

Have a look at some of the pictures.

And have a look at what a Bury website had to say (it's about half way down the page)

The Welsh Space Agency (TM) is pleased to announce the almost indefinite extension of our mission Cymru III to Callisto. Originally scheduled to end on 31st March 2007*, we decided to leave it completely open-ended. This was to save disappointment to the many fan who has bombarded our website since the launch some time ago. And also to allow our space scopes time to locate Cymru III with anything more than 5% certainty.

*Special thanks to the Western Mail for the reminder.

Dilywn now located - see front page.

The Mission...
We are currently recruiting (with no great success I might add) for the Cymru 4 mission. It's very exciting and you may just want to get involved. You see, we are planning to create the very first Welsh colony in space. We were going to go for Uranus, but someone pointed out that it might be a bit too mushy to land there, and also it sounds rude and we don't want any of that! Luckily Uranus has got a nice moon called "Miranda" (yes, really. And one called "Puck". And Bianca - you couldn't make it up!), so we're going there instead. 

Anyway, it's one of those "the animals came in two by two" sort of things. So just like in the bible story, we need 2 of everything. We'll need 2 butchers, 2 welders, 2 window salespeople, 2 tv newsreaders etc., We'll make do with just the one farmer thanks. We've got someone called Joanna from Cardiff coming along, a retired sheep dipper called Hywel, and we could do with a few more in case someone gets cold feet. So if you're interested, drop us a line at the WASA address. But do bear in mind, it's cold this time of year so appropriate footwear would be advised. Also a parka if you've got one. A fondness of hard licquor may also be advantageous. Oh! and you'll need a funnel. Don't forget to say what you're 2 of.

Training...
at the White Lion, Cerrigydrudion starts 7.30 prompt next Tuesday. Bring 20p's for the pool table.

Island Bakery Organics of the Isle of Mull in Scotland, are rumoured to be about to announce themselves as sponsors of the Cyrmu IV mission to Miranda. The sponsorship package, said to amount to a whole display box of their new Chocolate Limes* may well be winging it's way to WSA HQ right now.

It's a well known fact that it was their Organic Oat Crumbles that kept Dilwyn and Megan going so well for so long on our Cymru III mission. So we look forward to another mission success** built on quality biccies, welsh tea, special brew beer and fags (and some winalot for Meg).

*it might not be either
** or failure