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'''Brynblaidd''' (Welsh for '''''Wolf Hill''''') was a small [[Welsh]] village in the [[Brecon Beacons]]. For generations, the villagers of Brynblaidd engaged in a harvest once every ten years, in which they would murder and eat strangers who came near their village. Circa [[2007]], after they had abducted seventeen victims within a thirty mile radius, [[Torchwood 3]] discovered the community, for which [[Evan Sherman]] apparently acted as the leader. Soon after, the police arrested the villagers. After this, presumably, this 'tradition' was discontinued. ([[ | '''Brynblaidd''' (Welsh for '''''Wolf Hill''''') was a small [[Welsh]] village in the [[Brecon Beacons]]. For generations, the villagers of Brynblaidd engaged in a harvest once every ten years, in which they would murder and eat strangers who came near their village. Circa [[2007]], after they had abducted seventeen victims within a thirty mile radius, [[Torchwood 3]] discovered the community, for which [[Evan Sherman]] apparently acted as the leader. Soon after, the police arrested the villagers. After this, presumably, this 'tradition' was discontinued. ([[TV]]: ''[[Countrycide]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 14:32, 16 September 2012
Brynblaidd (Welsh for Wolf Hill) was a small Welsh village in the Brecon Beacons. For generations, the villagers of Brynblaidd engaged in a harvest once every ten years, in which they would murder and eat strangers who came near their village. Circa 2007, after they had abducted seventeen victims within a thirty mile radius, Torchwood 3 discovered the community, for which Evan Sherman apparently acted as the leader. Soon after, the police arrested the villagers. After this, presumably, this 'tradition' was discontinued. (TV: Countrycide)
