Fresh Prince of Cwmbran

[TRF_Cymro]

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Hehehe

 

[Seaton]

Wait! Is that last person in the video a man or a woman?!?

Lol, I enjoyed it

 

[TRF_Olyy]

:lol: Cracking

 

[SelimNiai]

Ha nice. Don't need to go there now after that..............thankfully

 

[Ozzay]

haha was there on the weekend! brillant fairplay

 

[MichaelBoard]

Haha, that video and song never gets old, even funnier as I live in Cwmbran

 

[TRF_Cymro]

Got to love the GLC.

 

[Draggs]

Not a huge GLC fan but that was brilliant.

 

[lucky number 7]

Is Wales really that depressing?

 

[Draggs]

Is Wales really that depressing?

Well, it's not Ireland so we have some things to be pleased about

 

[TRF_Olyy]

I'd say that Wales has good parking but.....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-13712977

 

[TRF_Cymro]

Its not that bad ...

 

[lucky number 7]

Well, it's not Ireland so we have some things to be pleased about

I have been to Wales and only really Saw Pembroke to any extent ...but it seemed a dreadfully dark place .. Haverfordwest seemed nice though.

 

[Groundhog]

I was in wales over the summer Cardiff was OK but a lot of it was.......... grey..........with sheep

 

[dullonien]

Most of Wales is stunning, it's tough to find anywhere more beautiful than the Brecon Beacons or parts of North Wales like Betws Y Coed anywhere else in the UK. There are some utterly depressing places though! The two that immediately come to mind are Port Talbot in the South and Blaenau Ffestiniog in the North. Port Talbot because of its industrial, smoke filled skyline (that was apparently the inspiation for the film Blade Runner. Bleak, always raining, go figure). Blaenau because all you see is slate.... everywhere. The houses are made of slate, walls and roofs, the walls in the fields are all slate, even the mountains are made of slate, with piles of the stuff left over from its mining past.

Edit. If anyone is ever travelling through Wales, there are three roads I thoroughly recommend taking, as the scenery is awesome.
1 - The mountain pass between Rhayader and Devil's Bridge (through Cwmystwyth). Great road, but its got no road number for a reason, as its not for the faint hearted. It's narrow, littered with sheep, and there are some serious drops in places with no barriers to speak of. If you get a nice day, especially as the sun is coming down in the evening, the views are spectacular in places, as you look down over the snaking valley in front of you. You also pass an old abandonned mine towards the bottom. I love this road, I really do.
2 - A470 through Brecon. Quite an obvious one, but I'm always in awe of the landscape every time I travel along this road.
3 - A470 between Dolgellau and Betws Y Coed, right through the heart of Snowdonia. Infact, just drive around anywhere in Snowdonia and the roads are great and the scenery epic. Pitty all the holiday makers drive at 20mph so it's mostly impossible to enjoy the roads propperly.

Lastly, although I'm yet to drive it myself, the A4069 from Brynamman to Llangadog is hailed as the best driving road in the UK. I need to pick a quiet time of year and go for a blast at some point soon.

 

[Groundhog]

i think i passed port talbot which gave a bad impression i didnt travel much of wales just from the port to Cardiff and from there to Abergavenny for rugby

 

[lucky number 7]

I think we Irish do a good job of hiding Offaly....

 

[Leonormous Boozer]

And the natives of Kerry.

 

[lucky number 7]

3 girls from Kerry arrived in my house the other day to stay for the week....I had no warning of the arrangement and as a result was found walking the house naked..

 

[TRF_Cymro]

Dear god another thread turned Irish :lol: