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Here are the first twelve issue of Celtic Guide, from 2012, for reading, downloading, printing and sharing!

These files are in the popular PDF format. Some are slightly larger in size than others and may take a few seconds longer to open. Please wait for a few moments for the PDF to load. If anyone has had problems opening our PDFs in the past, know that we have uploaded every single issue again using a new and better method. Please feel free to share these with anyone you know of who loves Celtic culture and history. Our authors hail from all over the Celtic world. We've had a few world's experts contribute along with astronomers, archeologists, DNA experts, historians, genealogists, heraldry experts and novel writers. This first year's worth of Celtic Guides represents some very serious explanations of complex subjects, as well as just a lot of fun stories and lots of photos. We had over 17,000 hits in our first year and have continued to grow. Enjoy, and spread the word!
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