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- Legends and Customs of Wales
- National Cycle Network
- North Wales Pilgrim's Way
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- Snowdonia Slate Trail tour
- Telford’s Irish Mail road tour
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- Wales Coast Path
- WCP on Anglesey
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- WCP in Denbighshire
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- WCP in Neath Port Talbot county borough
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- WCP in Swansea
- WCP in Vale of Glamorgan
- Welsh RAF history
- Welsh SPORTS history
- Welsh War Memorials
- Women's History in Wales
- Welsh PRISONERS of WAR history
- Tours in CAERPHILLY county borough
- Welsh TEXTILE history
News
Britain's last invasion
Aug 7, 2022Some walkers may be surprised that our new QR codes on the Wales Coast Path west of Fishguard mark the site of the last invasion of Britain. England's south coast was too well defended in 1797 but by choosing Fishguard the French commanders reckoned without Jemima Nicholas and her pitchfork ...
[More]Shedding light on chapel ruin
Aug 2, 2022The ruined chapel beside the footpath in Cwmorthin, near Blaenau Ffestiniog, has featured in countless photos but many visitors have been puzzled by its isolated position. Now you can use your smartphone to scan our QR codes on the ...
[More]Cardiff's Empire Games legacy
Jul 28, 2022The start of the Commonwealth Games will remind older Cardiffians of the city's hosting of the equivalent event in 1958. Many others associate the 1958 games with one of its legacies - the Empire Pool. The modernist building was a city-centre landmark until its demolition in ...
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