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New South Wales, Australia Guide
The large state of New South Wales, Australia with Sydney as it's capital, offers unspoilt beaches, expansive rural countryside, wild national parks and rugged outback.
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National Trust in South Wales
Enjoy Welsh heritage, visit well maintained homes and gardens or explore the stunning coastline of South Wales. The National Trust offers all this and more......
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National Trust in West Wales
The Pembrokeshire National Park and Carmarthenshire offer stunning scenery and interesting places to visit. Including these that are owned by the National Trust.
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Birds of Wales Live at NXNE 2007
One of the stand-out acts at NXNE 2007, Toronto indie band Birds of Wales plays a stunning live set and show why it's just a matter of time before the world joins in.
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Envisioning Wales
A slight digression into visual communication--how the emergence of early Welsh culture was reflected in its art and artifacts.
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Geography of Welsh - City Names and what they mean (R-Z)
4th and last in the series, covering the letters R-Z.,4th and last in the series, covering the letters R-Z.
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Lost Churches of Wales - Llangyfelach, Pennard and Penmaen
The folklore of South Wales has a hand in the fates of these churches, were they lost at the hands of something besides man and nature
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Lost Churches of Wales - St Teilo's,
Next in the series of the Lost Churches of Wales - St. Teilo's played a significant role in the history of the Burry estuary
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Names from Wales - Boys from A-G
Names from Wales for Boys and their meanings
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Names from Wales - Boys from H-Z
names from Wales for boy's that start with the letters H through Z and their meanings
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Names from Wales - Girls from A-G,
Welsh girl's names from A-G and their meanings
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The Beautiful Princess of Carew Castle
2nd in the Carew Castle series, this articles is about the ovely Pricness Nest, often called the Helen of Wales. She saved her husband from death, but did she willigly give up her freedom, or did she have another reason (or man) at the heart of her decision
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The Celtic Cross of Carew Castle,
3rd article in the series. This artilce should be called an articlette, because it is very short! But this cross is an important aspect of the castle and is a enduring reminder of a past long gone
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Six Nations 2008 Results
Wales won the 2008 Six Nations Championship and completed the Grand Slam after beating France in the final game of the tournament.
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History of the Welsh Language, Part 4
The generally "British" identity which followed the Industrial Revolution slowly gave way to Welsh nationalism on the political, social, and linguistic levels.
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Website Review: Cymru ar y We (Wales on the Web)
A bilingual gateway to reliable Welsh-interest websites on every subject.
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Margam Country Park ,South Wales
Margam Park has something for everyone. Enjoy the peaceful grounds or let off steam in the adventure playground and everything is free, except parking and the railway.
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Digital Storytelling in Wales
Digital Storytelling Festival in Aberystwyth, Wales, June 20 to 22, 2006
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personal
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narrative
Disabled Holiday Info - Wales
The principality of Wales is due west of England and full of scenic mystery. Disabled Holiday Information has illustrated first-hand travel guides to five destinations.
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Family Days Out in South Wales
South West Wales has lots of things to do for families . Rain or shine,the kids need never be bored as there is some thing for all interests, all ages and all weather.
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days out swansea
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days out llanelli
First Organic Hotel in Wales
The TYF Eco Hotel opens for business in St David's, Pembrokeshire, and claims to be the first organic hotel in Wales. Food Miles are out and 15-Mile Menus are in.
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first organic hotel in wales
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tyf eco hotel opens in st david's in pembrokeshire
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restaurant sources local organic produce
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welsh green b&b accommodation
Free Days Out in South Wales
You can have a very cheap holiday in Wales. Many attractions, including all the National Museums, allow free admission to all. Here are just six ideas for starters.
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Great Little Trains of Wales
Nine "Great Little Trains of Wales" offer an opportunity to enjoy beautiful Welsh scenery and travel on a narrow gauge steam railway at the same time.
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bala lake railway
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Hunting for Crafts in Wales
Many Welsh craftspeople have their studios in picturesque villages. Seeking them out offers sightseeing rewards as well as mementos of your visit to Wales.
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anvil pottery
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pottery tablewear
Luxury and Country Hotels in Wales
Luxury country house hotels in Wales are in the 2008 brochure of Welsh Rarebits 'Hotels of Distinction', now enhanced by townhouse guesthouses and boutique boltholes.
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new 2008 brochure is launched
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Medieval Royalty In Wales
Princesses were traded as commodities, Queen's and King's were kidnapped, maimed, and killed. Medieval life for Welsh Royalty was far from luxurious.
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Mountain Biking in Wales
Coed-y-Brenin's special place in the history of mountain biking is underpinned by a great selection of trails which continues to evolve.
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New Lonely Planet Wales Guide
From Welsh Castles to modern Cardiff, the Lonely Planet Wales guide covers everything Welsh: Snowdonia, Swansea, the Brecon Beacons and the best food and accommodation
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Plan Now for Wales 2010 Ryder Cup
Book now to play a round of golf on the 2010 Ryder Cup Course at the Celtic Manor Resort, as Wales hosts the Ryder Cup for the first time. Some tee times now available
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Port Macquarie, New South Wales
If they travel to this town on Australia's East coast, holiday makers can try surfing, whale watching, safaris on Lighthouse Beach and visiting sick koalas on Lord St.
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Steam Trains in Wales
Steam trains and Wales go together like strawberries and cream. All over Wales the romance of steam travel is near at hand
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corris railway
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snowdon mountain railway
Things to do in Snowdonia Wales
The natural beauty of the Snowdonia National Park attracts visitors from all over the world, but there are also many man made attractions in the region.
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Things to do in South West Wales
Visit the Gower , Britain's first Area of Natural Beauty; The Pembrokeshire Coast, Britain's only coastal National Park or Wales's largest indoor market in Swansea.
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Tour the Wales Millennium Centre
The Wales Millennium Centre is one of the finest arts centres in Britain, and an architectural triumph in Cardiff Bay. It can be enjoyed on a behind the scenes tour
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welsh national opera
Wales - Explore Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is a haven of pre-historic sites, wide sandy beaches, ancient woodlands, and many fine places to stay. All waiting to be explored.
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pentre ifan burial chamber
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4000 bc
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pre-historic woodlands
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Walks in Wales - Pembroke Coast
The Pembroke Coastal Path offers miles of unspoilt coastline, historic monuments and a 5,000-year-old burial ground and a medieval Bishop's Palace.
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pembrokeshire - land of myth and legend
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st. david's - 12th-century cathedral
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visit the water-lily ponds at bosherton
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st. govan's chapel - 6th-century hermit's chapel
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coetan arthur
Diana, Princess of Wales - The People's Princess
Short article on the life of Diana, Princess of Wales.
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Druidic Ceremonies at National Eisteddfod, Wales
Controversy erupts over the bardic induction of Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Wales and Primate designate of the Church of England as a Druid at the annual Eisteddfod , Wales. But this is a matter of Celtic culture not religion suggests The Travelsleuth.
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Folklore and Legends of South Wales - The Baby of Worm's Head
The story of Saint Cenydd and how he was saved to become a messenger of God
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Folklore and Legends of South Wales -The Drowned Well of Gorslas
Fairies gave the shepherds of Gorslas a well of the purest water, until one day Sir Owen of the Round Table gave them a lake instead
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Folklore and Legends of South Wales -The Orgy at Pennard Castle
The warriors of Pennard castle made the wrong assumption and were lost to the ages, taking with them a gentle princess, whose biggest mistake was not remaining true to what she was
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Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru – The University of Wales Dictionary, Part I
This 4-volume Welsh historical dictionary has just been completed after 80 years of labor! Read about the project and its history here in Part I.
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Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru – The University of Wales Dictionary, Part II
A continuation of last month’s article about the GPC: What exactly does the dictionary contain? How was it put together? Who will benefit from the dictionary, and how?
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Lake Wales
A trip to one of Florida's most beautiful cities.
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Legends of Wales - Part Two
Legends of Wales Part Two. Focusing on the Patron Saint of Wales, St David; and the Story of Prince Llewelyn and his dog Gelert
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Llewelyn, The Last Prince of Wales
A look at the English conquest of Wales
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Lost Churches of Wales - Knelston and Rhossili
Last of the series about the Lost Churches of Wales and my personal favorites! Enjoy
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Lost Churches of Wales - Minor Chapels of the Gower
Next is this series focuses on the Gower and some very small chapels. Although tiny in size, they are big in history
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st. peter
Lost Churches of Wales - St. Cenydd Hermitage, Burry Holms
Church of St. Cenydd (the Baby of Worm's Head) at Burry Holms, on the northwest tip of the Gower peninsula in South wales, where an angel told the young Cenydd to build a house of God.
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Memorial Garden to Diana, Princess of Wales
We visit a very special and inspiring play area or childrens garden created in London as part of the Memorial Garden to Diana, Princess of Wales.
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