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I literally have 'f' all to do tomorrow.

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Honest to god, absolutely nothing. (well apart from pack to go to mighty bala for the weekend). The life of a student. :huh::mellow:

Much planned this weekend lads? (and girls... wheres halo?)
 
Danny said:
Honest to god, absolutely nothing. (well apart from pack to go to mighty bala for the weekend). The life of a student. :huh::mellow:
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Bala, great fishing there Danny, middle of nowhere mind, about 40 miles from yours truly !

EDIT ~ She's just gone to bed mate, she's been busy recently planning our eldest son's 18 birthday party on the 29th of this month.
 
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Really? I may be spending a few weeks there working in the white lion pub.

My gf's mum an dad own a big house there.
 
Danny said:
Really? I may be spending a few weeks there working in the white lion pub.

My gf's mum an dad own a big house there.
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You'll enjoy it mate, Snowdonia National Park on your doorstep, white water rafting, a great fishing lake.
It's about an hour's drive to Pwllheli, if your up this way and fancy a pint let me know.
 
I've been quite a few times latch. Meant to be going white water rafting there soon. Hopefully will be there during the summer, comes to something when you have to move to Wales to work! :lol:
 

I love Snodonia National Park. I have spent many weeks camping and hiking those hills.

I also have a special affinity for the town of Beddgelert. On one of my many camping trips my step-dad told me the story of the faithful dog, Gelert, and his tragic story. Since then, whenever I am even vaguely near, I always stop by the town (and get ice-cream from that awesome ice-cream shop, which I hope is still open).
 
used to go to anglesey a fair bit, once upon a time trearrdur bay was so clean it was given a euro blue flag, oddly enough it was a red rag to a bull and junkies descended on that area and so the blue flag was removed.

there is a set of beaches near the air base, with a load of dunes inbetween the longest beach and the airstrip, is it rhosneigr? anyway, went there a few times (there is a splendid chippy in the town attached) and to get to parts of the beaches meant crossing a small ravine/stream that contained sea water from high tides, anyway last time we went the water wasnt clear, it had a rusty brown tint to it, so that was another place ruined - [Poor language removed] knows by what mind.

whats the other bridge over the menai straits called ... not the britannia bridge, the other one???
 
Dylan said:
I love Snodonia National Park. I have spent many weeks camping and hiking those hills.

I also have a special affinity for the town of Beddgelert. On one of my many camping trips my step-dad told me the story of the faithful dog, Gelert, and his tragic story. Since then, whenever I am even vaguely near, I always stop by the town (and get ice-cream from that awesome ice-cream shop, which I hope is still open).
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It's a small world Dylan, (it's regarded by many as the most picturesque village in Wales ) the story of how the place got it's name is told to nearly all schoolchildren in Wales.
Consider yourself an Honorary Welshman mate. ;) (y)


SuitsBlue said:
used to go to anglesey a fair bit, once upon a time trearrdur bay was so clean it was given a euro blue flag, oddly enough it was a red rag to a bull and junkies descended on that area and so the blue flag was removed.

there is a set of beaches near the air base, with a load of dunes inbetween the longest beach and the airstrip, is it rhosneigr? anyway, went there a few times (there is a splendid chippy in the town attached) and to get to parts of the beaches meant crossing a small ravine/stream that contained sea water from high tides, anyway last time we went the water wasnt clear, it had a rusty brown tint to it, so that was another place ruined - [Poor language removed] knows by what mind.

whats the other bridge over the menai straits called ... not the britannia bridge, the other one???
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It's simply called the 'Menai Strait Bridge' Suits.
You know more about Anglesey than me mate, i didn't even know they had removed the 'Blue Flag', sign of the times eh !
 

EvLatchford said:
It's a small world Dylan, (it's regarded by many as the most picturesque village in Wales ) the story of how the place got it's name is told to nearly all schoolchildren in Wales.
Consider yourself an Honorary Welshman mate. ;) (y)




It's simply called the 'Menai Strait Bridge' Suits.
You know more about Anglesey than me mate, i didn't even know they had removed the 'Blue Flag', sign of the times eh !
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I think the fact that I lived there for 4 years would count for something too :P
 
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