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28 August 2008, 9:22 PM
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tel666
Joined 15 Aug 2008
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have just been to wales, great if you like walking but forget it if your a couch potato
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wales
15 November 2008, 3:50 PM
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kev
Joined 31 Dec 2006
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Perhaps the best thing is, you should stay at home if you can find nothing in wales you like?
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wales
3 December 2008, 9:30 PM
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Laney
Joined 26 Aug 2007
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hey, thats a bit mean!! Wales is great if you know where to look, the Peninsula is breath taking, Cardiff is fantastic for shopping and beats dirty old London Town, the remoteness of the Breacons is brilliant for walking but how relaxing is that?? Rugby and football are sit down events - I am a woman! Don't even live in Wales just 13 miles away from the border, but would recommend a visit anytime!
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wales
18 January 2009, 4:30 PM
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the quiet life
Joined 18 Oct 2005
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I beg to differ too :-)I've just placed an ad on here for my static caravan (available to hire) which is in Barmouth, North Wales. There's plenty of opportunity for rest and relaxation. You don't have to be a walker, mountaineer, pony trekker if you don't feel like/aren't up to it !
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wales
13 March 2009, 12:16 PM
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barb
Joined 13 Mar 2009
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i love barmouth have had many a holiday there
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wales
14 March 2009, 12:03 PM
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happyday
Joined 14 Mar 2009
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i live in north wales,porthmadog.theres loads of stuff 2 do,portmeirion the italian village is a lovely day out,ffestiniog railway,take a train up snowdon,we have lovely beaches here,nice little villages,next time try porthmadog,we have thousands of visiters in the summer and they come back every year
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wales
30 March 2009, 10:18 PM
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sue
Joined 2 Nov 2008
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hi can you help me do you allow dogs in your caravan?. if not do you know any where in wales where we can stay with our dogs.
thanks
sue
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wales
31 March 2009, 2:08 AM
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Lucy
Joined 7 Jul 2008
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I love Wales but I hate walking, so just goes to prove there are other things to do there. The scenery is breathtaking in both North and South, but I did find the North Wales people a bit unfriendly. In fact, some of them were downright rude, as soon as we went into a shop they would eye us up and then change from speaking in English to speaking in Welsh. But hopefully they were in a minority! There are some great castles in Wales, kids love exploring them, the beaches are mainly good too. Years ago I went to Rhyl and it was lovely but when we went back there last year I couldn't believe how it had deteriorated. We stayed on Anglesey last summer and that was good, rented a converted barn, right next to the beach. Weather wasn't wonderful and for the price we paid we could probably have gone abroad, but we still had a good time. Incidentally, just to let all you Welsh people know - on holiday abroad recently I met some Americans who didn't realise that Wales was a different country to England! Don't worry, I soon put them right - and no, I am not Welsh.
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wales
26 May 2009, 4:49 PM
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linni1954
Joined 25 May 2009
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Anyone interested in visiting North Wales is welcome to stay at our home as part of the family. We live in Llandudno, and are able to accommodate a a couple or a single. We hope you would arrive as guests and leave as friends. Please contact for further details.
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wales
15 July 2009, 9:37 PM
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ann
Joined 15 Jul 2009
4 posts
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hi
i am a single lady oap can you please send me details of accomodation and when available
Hello ann :-) Unfortunately I don't have any vacancies now for the rest of the holiday season. However, if you would like to contact the Holiday Park owners on 01341 280597, they have several caravans which they let out and I'm sure they'll be able to help you.Good luck !
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wales
29 July 2009, 3:28 PM
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suntrecker
Joined 8 Mar 2009
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We love Barmouth. So much to see and do. We love the area and stay in our motorhome at Tally-bont. We enjoy walking,sight seeing, and never tire of the shops there. Love the welsh accent spoken in english. Love the beach and the naturist part to the north (we have been naturists 30 years. yes a great place to holiday
We were at Llanaber last weekend hoping to go to the Talybont Fun Day, but the weather was soooooooooo bad we ended up staying in the caravan most of the time.Such a shame when people have worked and planned for this type of event only to have it RUINED by the weather - and it's happened such a lot over the past couple of years. Barmouth seem to have given up holding their Fun Day :-(
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wales
8 September 2009, 10:29 PM
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Tetsuo
Joined 8 Sep 2009
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I've just booked a holiday through recommendation from a friend, and it was the best cottage I've ever stayed in!! I'd highly recommend it to you... I've attached the website link if anyone wants a look - http://www.storehousewales.com/content.aspx?ca......ad-b52f19dbfcfb
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wales
3 December 2009, 4:04 AM
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lerryngal
Joined 3 Dec 2009
11 posts
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We visited Snowdonia in September. I can't say I was overly impressed. Not much in the way of pretty villages. Mind you, I live in Cornwall, so I'm spoilt for pretty villages really!!!
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wales
3 December 2009, 9:25 AM
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ann
Joined 15 Jul 2009
4 posts
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I would like to visit wales ,and would like to stay with you. can you please send me more details.
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wales
23 January 2010, 11:19 PM
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dawn
Joined 24 May 2009
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Hi saw your message and thought i would reply as i love llandudno, what do you charge to stay at your home, as me and my son come to northw ales usuallly once a year. hope to hear from you soon, regards dawn and Tom harris
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wales
24 January 2010, 2:19 PM
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linni1954
Joined 25 May 2009
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Hi DawnLovely to hear from you and thank you so much for contacting me. My husband and I (son too, when he is home - working in Liverpool at the moment after graduating) live in between the north shore and the west shore, so it is convenient for town, etc. We don't have a bed and breakfast establishment as such, but love to have guests from time to time. Two french boys are staying with us soon as they are coming over to improve their english and gain work experience. When would you be thinking of coming? You would be welcome to stay as part of the family as it were, and just `muck in'. You could join us for breakfast of juice, cereal, toast, and tea/coffee, etc, and have a meal at night with us if you would like, and the charge would be just £35 per day, not each - it would be for the two of you. You could sleep in the spare bedroom, and your son in my son's room while he is away. Let me know what you think. Kind regards Linda
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