Google Doodle celebrates St Davids Day

Published: 12:02PM GMT 01 Mar 2010

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Google is imprinting St David"s Day with a new Google Doodle

The "Google Doodle" shows a small vessel sailing past Caernarvon castle. A Welsh dwindle flutters from the ramparts.

Clicking on the loll takes web users by to a list of Google poke formula for St David"s Day, that is noted on Mar 1 each year and commemorates the genocide of St David, the enthusiast saint of Wales.

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Many Welsh people symbol the day by wearing daffodils or leeks, and opposite the country, St David"s Day is distinguished with concerts and parades. Visitors to Cardiff Castle are being since a free blood vessel of daffodil bulbs, whilst at St David"s Hall in the Welsh capital, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is entertainment a normal low-pitched celebration.

Google continually changes the home page to symbol poignant events of anniversaries. It distinguished the opening of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver with a special painting depicting the fiery Olympic torch, and has additionally noted the birthdays of Sir Isaac Newton and Samuel Morse.

Last September, Google sparked a flurry of swindling theories with a array of special doodles depicting visitor booster and stand circles. The poke hulk in the future suggested that the illustrations were written to applaud the bieing born of writer HG Wells, and referred to his classical scholarship novella novel, War of the Worlds.