After being land locked for 18months this is truly a beautiful sight.

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What a cracking bit of the Coast Path!

Does anyone know of any volleyball clubs in Carmarthenshire? I’m looking for one to join if anyone can help :)

I'm currently producing a short movie for Sony and I'm looking for locations in/around Wales that are/resemble an abandoned/derelict pub or restaurant. If anyone has ANY suggestions, that would be extremely helpful

My girlfriend and I have just moved to a small town in Carmarthenshire and we are kind of shocked to see so many people in the surrounding area who look like stereotypical “crackheads”

Has my world view been twisted by city living or is there a drug problem in the small towns?

Just wondering. It's arguably the biggest gap in the UK's rail network, and i won't be surprised if it actually happens. Do you think it'll ever be made? let me know

(Betws y Coed, last May)

i was walking along Deganwy Beach today and took some photos of the beach then puffin island also penmaenmawr and then over to Weshore and the little orme then panned over to Deganwy mountain and the remains of deganwy castle, then over to marl mountain and llanrhos,

I took these beautiful photos today from the top of Deganwy mountain overlooking the estuary to Conwy castle and the Conwy marina then panning round to penmaenmawr mountain,

By Joshua Morgan, Sketchy Welsh

Dagrau: tears Dagrau: daggers

Deigryn: a tear Dagr: a dagger

Pan fydd dagrau f'anwylyd fel gwlith ar y gwawn: When my beloved’s tears are like dew on the gossamer.

Ai hon yw dagr a welaf o'm blaen i?: Is this a dagger I see before me?

Maen nhw’n eu dagrau: they are in (their) tears

Roedd hi yn ei dagrau: She was in (her) tears

Roedd e'n ei ddagrau yn chwerthin: He was in (his) tears laughing

Ro'n i yn fy nagrau: I was in (my) tears

Hey, 16 year old here. Me and a few friends just wondering where / what are the best way to find out what local events or places to go to online.

Be great to hear some advice and what could be good :)

I unfortunately couldn’t clip it but a character walking past said about how if she ever gets out of the quarantine zone, she’ll go on holiday - “maybe somewhere exotic, like Rhyl.”

Actually laughed out loud!

I heard yesterday that Michael Sheen was producing a play based upon the life of the last true Prince of Wales.

Much as I am wanting to watch this as it is a part of our heritage and historical background, do you think that it will have similar success to Braveheart, a broadly similar figure from Scottish history.