Introducing Ceredigion
Up and down the coast of County Ceredigion, Wales' heart beats strong. This is a steadfastly nationalist area, with a spirit forged through the 11th-century Norman resistance. Here, far from the English border, Welsh remains the first language of three out of every five inhabitants.
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Aberystwyth is the county capital, an old seaside town of traditional values fused with modern university verve. For steam buffs, it's also the place to ride one of the country's best railways.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
Thorn Tree forum discussion
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RE: where to go in wales
by llyr_osian 21 May 2009
Some good advice already posted. I'm from South Wales and love spending time up West (family) or North for a week's holiday once a year.…
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Re: Quiet rural campsites in Pembrokeshire
by llyr_osian 21 May 2009
I think there are some nice small campsites off Newport beach. It's quite a posh small coastal town with a few pubs and the like. Alte…
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RE: Swansea
by Copepod 15 February 2009
Personally, I wouldn't advise arriving after orientation week - particularly for overseas students, as that's when there will be lots…
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