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A Very Successful Trip To Wales :-)

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RATTER15 | 18:54 Thu 16th May 2013 | ChatterBank
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A very successful trip to Wales and found a lovely smallholding on the side of a Welsh mountain in the Wye Valley. Hopefully move in end of June beginning of July.
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Nini74
Ha ha, "now in a minute" did take some getting used to but this is a quite Anglicised area and you don't hear much Welsh in day to day conversation.
The local dialect is Radnorshire eg "ood morning and how are you today?" becomes "Ow bist e boy?"
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Every good luck to you Ratter, personally it sounds like hell to me...............
It must sound like hell to you Crafty, your smart car wouldn't be able to go up the mountain. :)
sherrardk,

You forgot "There was no bread so we had to have toast!"
Ratter that is fantastic news....you'll both be so happy...well deserved.

Now, I have booked the charabanc and so far have sixty eight names down for the third week in July...do we need to bring our own sleeping bags and is there a barn for Tony and his goats?

Gx
Society it's each to their own, never mind the Smart car I just don't like the Welsh..................
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But they speak so fondly of you :)
lol Wye somehow I don't believe that. My auntie Mary is Welsh and she says they are pig ignorant and embarrassing.............
Craft, I am hurt. I am super-duper Welsh hailing from the borough of Rhondda Cynon Taff (spell check hated that) - they shoved them all together to make them sound mega Welsh!
My auntie is from Senghenydd (or something like that.) I met a Welsh 'lady' on a cruise who spent about an hour or more berating us about English people who bought second homes in Wales, depriving the locals of houses. I assured her I would never do that.............
My auntie Mary is Welsh and she says they are pig ignorant and embarrassing.............
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You mean just like this craft?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jY4tD2Hbg_A
Craft - Was she from Cardiff by any chance?
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The house is 3 miles from Rhayader up the valley, I have been to Wales many times and I find the the Welsh far more friendly than the English to be fair.

We need to buy a landrover to get up to the house in the winter as it is on quite seep land but we have level fields at the top and the bottom.

WyeDyed, thankyou, I will remember that, we know little of the area but from what we have experienced so far through chatting to lots of people and driving around the area we are very impressed and more than happy to settle there.

Just a couple of pics:

The Elan Dam just a few minutes away:
http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m241/RATTER15/P1010013_zps725d8e56.jpg

The first part of the track up to the house, then it follows the tree line up to the left:

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m241/RATTER15/20130516_123551_zpsa63a1158.jpg
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Lol, they had snow there last week, you can still see it on the tops of the hills in some areas.

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