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RE: Travelling in Wales/England

by homrsickalien 15 March 2012

hi, I live in wales, in the north east. Places to go in the north east: use buses mainly and/or trains - these are quite frequent. …
Re: If you could choose any sporting event...

by Fwoggie 09 June 2011

You canna do the Melbourne Cup if you're also doing an AFL game at the G. :) [Bog Snorkling Championships, Mid Wales, August|http://www.…
RE: Arctic Circle and Lofoten in the summer - getting there and places to stay

by iviehoff 17 May 2011

>have you also any concerns over the mosquitos, I've cycled and camped in Norway in the summer, and the bugs are mostly not much trouble.…
Re: Arctic Circle and Lofoten in the summer - getting there and places to stay

by jaguar_wheels 17 May 2011

Hi I am also going to the Arctic circle , Mo I Rana i think in August. My freind and i are planning a road trip from Montgomery Mid Wales.…
RE: England travel planning driving me nuts!

by englishswiss33 14 February 2011

Hay-on-Wye, By Train...The closest Train station, approaching from England, to Hay-on-Wye is in the city of HEREFORD, approximately 22…
Gay owned accommodation?

by virupaksa 12 February 2011

Hey guys, Going to South and Mid Wales (Aberystwyth, Breacon Becons and Pembrokeshire). Does anyone know of any gay owned B and Bs or…
RE: Camping in the black mountains / east wales area

by iviehoff 06 January 2011

The largest area of wild land in Wales is the Elenith in mid-Wales. I think this area could be more suitable for a wild-camping trip than…
RE: 3 days in Wales- ladies trip

by Tretower 08 November 2010

What sort of things? With 3-days you would be pushed to cover ALL Wales, best sticking to say South and Mid Wales. If you want to get…
RE: Christmas cottage rental

by llion 27 October 2010

For a cosy self-catering cottage with open fire I'd go for one of these two. They are both currently available, good value for money and…
RE: A small village, a nice pub and a bit of rough country

by ae123456 04 October 2010

Lots of places fit this description in Mid-Wales. ''The Welsh are not renowned for their fine beers.'' That has changed in recent times.…
Re: The UK in 5 Days

by thegrog 17 September 2010

Yep, save Wales for another time. I'm in rural Mid Wales and public transport isn't as frequent as most places so you can spend just…
Re: Advice needed for Weekend away in England.

by thegrog 17 September 2010

May be a little far for you but Mid Wales is around 3.5 hours away on the train. I'm original from a small town called Rhayader by the…
Re: Itinerary Help Needed for 5 days in Wales

by martinejohnson 22 March 2010

Hi, I live in Mid Wales! 5 days isn't very long. I would recomend Elan Valley dams they are so beautiful. There are lovely nature trails,…
RE: Scotland or Wales?

by ae123456 11 January 2010

Both are worth the effort but Wales is closer and has a lot to offer including Snowdonia, Brecon Beacons, Gower. Plenty of pretty villages/…
RE: Weekend trips from Oxford

by ginger_phil 16 October 2009

North and Mid Wales has great scenery and is very Celtic, although I wouldn't suggest you say things like 'subculture' and 'unusual accent'…
RE: Walking in England

by iviehoff 31 July 2009

If you go into a specialist bookshop like Stanfords in Longacre near Covent Garden, you'll find no shortage of books on walks in the Chilter…
In need of a good driving route through Wales

by dick_dangerous 07 August 2007

The route up through the Cambrian mountians of Mid-Wales isn't much used and it's a really beautiful part of the country. Also, if you…
Hiking in Europe, UK, and Ireleand

by Martin1978 04 March 2007

Hi,

It would be useful to know which cities you are planning to fisit in the UK and Ireland so I could give you some advice for…
Tips for Wales?

by LeafyMe 14 May 2006

Pembrokeshire is indeed worth visiting, the Gower too. Since you're driving then the Gower won't be a problem as public transport isn't…
Trekking on weekend close to London

by Ecotrend 31 October 2005

Snowdonia is good, but there are other options.

The North Downs Way is even closer than the South, but has some great scenery particu…