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Brecon Beacons Day Walk
... Excellent! I emailed everyone to say it was still on ....
But by Saturday night, the forecasters were suggesting that there might be some late afternoon rain moving in. Still, that's no reason to cancel, is it? However, by Sunday morning, it had been decided that the rain would start around midday. Not good, but then it's a beautiful bright morning and by now we're more or less committed to going anyway. There's just me (Vince), Jan, Roland and Mark (who's on his first trip with ...
Magical Wales
I never tire of visiting this wonderful country, and North Wales is right next to Shropshire. Dry Sundays are now in the past and English-owned holiday cottages are no longer under threat of being burnt by Welsh Nationalists,which was common in the ...
Lost in Translation
Well,Tom has done the main observations of NZ so I thought I would add a few of my own and also give you a bit of a language glossary!
Some of the sights that have surprised me the most are to do with Health and Safety. I guess when people said 'oh i have heard it is like the UK was 50 years ago' this is one of the reasons why. There is a primary school down the road and very often when me and Amy drive past the kids ...
"Rain is an attitude of mind."
... but which we knew was heralding the onset of wet. It did.
Heading westwards through central Wales we drove down the valleys, with the certain knowledge that there were large mountains on both sides of us, even if we couldn't see them. The clouds sank lower and lower to meet us, so that by the time we drove through Y Fenni (or Abergavenny to normal folk) it was almost like driving though a thin layer of candyfloss.
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Cheadle to Llanwrtyd Wells. Wales
... and stopped for coffee at Ludlow on the way to Wales. Although it rained all the way it was a lovely drive through rural England and Wales. The fields ultra green and lush and the Welsh hills dotted with Welsh lamb. I feel lamb could be on the menu tonight. We have now arrived in Llanwytrd Wells and our accommodation at Cerdwyn Villa. We are surprised by the smallness of the room. Nowhere to put a suitcase and hardly anywhere to turn around. ...
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