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Gaynor Madoc Leonard commented on Ceri Shaw's videoStarted by Gaynor Madoc Leonard in Welsh History. Last reply by Harold Powell yesterday. 5 Replies 2 Likes
I happened to catch an episode of Time Team dealing with Gateholm, a small island off the coast of Pembrokeshire which is part of the National Trust. The island, such as it is (uninhabited and difficult to reach) was once attached to the mainland and inhabited from possibly 4,000 years ago, along with an iron age fort on the mainland. It's believed that a path led from the fort across a land bridge to what is now an island.The archaeological team was obliged to cross using a zip wire. At…Read more →
Started by Harold Powell in General Discussions ( Anything Goes ). Last reply by Janet Louise Mancini 21 hours ago. 7 Replies 2 Likes
I have no idea if this is true..or not. But, according to mamy blogs, television programs and even Facebook "click-and-share" graphics (we all know how reliable those are) one of the strangest coincidences of all time involves the Menai Strait just off the coast of Wales:I am pretty easy to trick. I once heard a college professor asked by a student, "Professor, did you know the word "gullible" is no where to be found in the new Oxford English Dictionary?" "Really?" the astonished professor…Read more →
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