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[Double R]

Why do the Welsh have such silly place names?

Im welsh, and Im not named after a silly place! :)

 

[MCFCTrick]

Seeing their words in print looks like someone threw a pile of scrabble tiles on the page. And hearing them spoken, like they are hawking up phlem.

 

[jimharri]

Why do the Welsh have such silly place names?

Not just Wales....

https://www.muffdivingclub.ie/

There actually IS a village called Muff up in Donegal.

 

[dickie davies]

I sell souvenirs and this is one of our fridge magnets

 

[Patientman63]

I'm lucky enough to have a static on the lovely Isle of Ynys Mon (Mother Island, or Anglesey to those who don't know!) close to the lovely village of Moelfre. I adore the place, it just chills me out!



Been there the last two weeks, the weather has been stunning, and had a fish 'n chip tea for my birthday at the Ship Inn on Red Wharf Bay, its my most favouritest fish and chips in the world!

The next 6 weeks will be crazy on the island with kids being off school, but I don't mind, it's brilliant seeing people enjoying the place. I love it in winter tho, so peaceful, natural and beautiful, and occasionally when mother nature decides to flex her muscles, pretty damn wild. And it's a damn site easier to get in the restaurants!

 

[Bigg Bigg Blue]

I believe that North Wales is known as " The Scouse Riviera "

 

[Bluemanc100]

I'm lucky enough to have a static on the lovely Isle of Ynys Mon (Mother Island, or Anglesey to those who don't know!) close to the lovely village of Moelfre. I adore the place, it just chills me out!

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Been there the last two weeks, the weather has been stunning, and had a fish 'n chip tea for my birthday at the Ship Inn on Red Wharf Bay, its my most favouritest fish and chips in the world!

The next 6 weeks will be crazy on the island with kids being off school, but I don't mind, it's brilliant seeing people enjoying the place. I love it in winter tho, so peaceful, natural and beautiful, and occasionally when mother nature decides to flex her muscles, pretty damn wild. And it's a damn site easier to get in the restaurants!

The little ice cream shack is great in Moelfre... Found it when we did the Anglesey Coastal Walk a couple of years ago.. We saw more of the island doing the walk over a few weekends than I had done living and working at RAF Valley for five years

 

[Sir peace frog]

I don’t know but I had a stammer at school and still have a slight one now I’d of never got home on the school bus trying to pronounce that ..

( please people I can laugh at myself but having a stammer is quite tough) :)

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[gandalfthebrave]

Anglesey is a beautiful place and I get there as often as I can. Due to covid I haven’t been able to go abroad with the kids and mrs, so we have all stopped at this place a few times over the last 18 months:

Brynteg Glamping | Glamping In Anglesey | Luxury Glamping

Discover luxury glamping in Anglesey just minutes from the beach at Brynteg Glamping, where you can enjoy a break in complete tranquillity

www.bryntegglamping.co.uk

You can see the Snowdonia mountain range on a clear day, and there’s nowt better than sitting in the hot tub.

Then within a 20 min drive you’ve got some gems like Llanddona beach, Menai Bridge, tonnes of restaurants, loads of other beaches etc.

There’s a static site across the road and I’m seriously considering it.

A lot of people think of Rhyl when you talk about North Wales. But once you’re beyond Rhyl, it’s an absolutely beautiful place.

 

[chaddblue]

A lot of people think of Rhyl when you talk about North Wales. But once you’re beyond Rhyl, it’s an absolutely beautiful place.

Towyn? That’s beyond Rhyl