South Wales forum
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Re: Where to stay in Swansea
by angustrott5 28 May 2012
Hi, Swansea bay is the fantastic place to visit in South Wales, for Accommodation in Swansea And other places nearby this you can easily…
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RE: A warning to travellers
by Tretower 24 May 2012
Tried going in private in this country? Different experience! When my wife had private health care via work, she was diagnosed with an…
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Festival Buddies for Dimensions Music Festival, Fort Punta Christo (Pula),
by chrisb123 15 May 2012
Anna, 19, from South Wales. Can be a bit wild, Looking for female travel buddies who want to go to Dimensions 2012 Music Festival in…
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RE: Exeter to Worcester
by Tretower 26 April 2012
#10 Sounds like a plan, north Devon has its attractions, though once you gone past Watchet or Minehead you might as well get on the M5…
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RE: Two Weeks in the United Kingdom - itinerary assistance, must sees, etc!
by Fwoggie 22 April 2012
I'd start with a guidebook (seriously), to start nailing ideas. Lonelyplanet's has suggested itineraries in the introductory section.…
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RE: Where to stay in South Wales
by cariadlondon 16 April 2012
Tenby is highly over rated I feel. Few interesting shops, just full of pubs and pound shops. The beaches are glorious and the quayside…
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RE: Where to stay in South Wales
by Nice_But__ 05 April 2012
I'd also say Gower. Try a cheap place near Pennard.
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RE: Where to stay in South Wales
by Tretower 02 April 2012
Before you right off Tenby, bear in mind that out of season it is not too bad. AS a base Tenby is not too bad and has a fantastic stretch…
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Re: Where to stay in South Wales
by thematis 02 April 2012
Narberth in Pembrokeshire is a very pretty market town with a good choice of accommodation, also Newcastle Emlyn in Carmarthenshire. A…
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RE: Where to stay in South Wales
by ae123456 02 April 2012
You are not far from the Gower Peninsula, very pretty. Also the waterfalls district of Ystradfellte is fairly close. http://en.wikipe…
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Where to stay in South Wales
by Grimfango 01 April 2012
Hello! I'm visiting Llansteffan for a Wedding in May and plan on having a few days somewhere in South Wales with my partner after since…
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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. …
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Re: Day Trips in Ireland
by Miconew 09 March 2012
What you have in mind will require a hire car. If you are travelling from the South West of England (e.g. Glastonbury/Bath) then your…
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RE: GPS (or Vindication of the Luddites, part 2)
by tony0001 03 February 2012
+Who would trust the GPS when they could see a sheer drop in front of them or blindly let it lead them to South Wales when they knew the…
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RE: GPS (or Vindication of the Luddites, part 2)
by kingcnut 03 February 2012
Who would trust the GPS when they could see a sheer drop in front of them or blindly let it lead them to South Wales when they knew the…
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RE: What are good short trips to take while visiting London?
by Magdalen606 26 January 2012
Your plan sounds good - 4 days in London is a nice length of time to get a feel for the place, then 4 days is a nice length of time for…
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RE: slightly used trebuchet
by kingcnut 05 January 2012
Interesting. I knew some people a little while ago who had one they no longer needed. Wonder if it's the same one? It cost a small fortune…
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UK TEFL Course for teaching in South America
by welshman1 27 October 2011
Just finished University-Now based in South Wales - Looking to teach English in South/Central America sometime next year - Need to choose…
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RE: jobs in cardiff
by battybilly 16 September 2011
Cities and towns such as Cardiff, Swansea, newport and Chepstow are among the best places in The South of Wales for employment. Much…
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RE: Paying for a local guide - when to pay
by Rod_B 15 July 2011
Hi music nomad, I wasn't going to bother to answer this one but as you have, so will I. #8 seems to think that all…
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RE: UK itinerary- coach vs train
by Voyager_2002 05 July 2011
Claire: your itinerary is realistic and if you are happy with a highly planned trip then don't fall victim to your second thoughts now.…
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RE: Where to go i southern Wales
by Bassalegboy 03 July 2011
Any of the towns that skirt the coalfield are historic and generally quite attractive; Chepstow, Monmouth, Abergavenny, Brecon, etc …
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RE: Where to go i southern Wales
by battybilly 02 July 2011
Brecon Beacons.... Stunning - and right en-route.
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RE: Where to go i southern Wales
by SilverMaple 02 July 2011
I liked Tenby. It's a very quaint, traditional seaside resort, which feels different from any others in UK. If you've a car, nearby in…
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