Cardiff

785 years old

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dont realy know

mid 1850's

Some say that Machynlleth in Powys used to be the old capital of Wales in the time of Owain Glyndwr, but some say that Dolgellau in Gwynedd used to be.

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there were 8 rooms the great hall, the chapel, the red room, the cedar room, the drawing room, the bed room, the dining room and the boudoir

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Cardiff has several docks, with the most notable being Cardiff Bay, which includes the Cardiff Docks and the historic Butetown Docks. The area has undergone significant redevelopment and transformation, making it a popular destination for leisure and tourism. While the exact number of docks may vary depending on specific definitions, the main docks in Cardiff Bay are key features of the city's waterfront.

No

Swansea and Cardiff have played in division one which is now classed as the preniership, but since it's been called the premiership no.

12 miles

CF24

Wales

There are about 121 miles between Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK and Lake District National Park, United Kingdom.

Cardiff in Wales and Perth in Australia are both on islands, so it is not possible to travel between them overland. They are over 9100 miles apart.

Between Cardiff in New South Wales and Perth in Western Australia is about 2079 miles. That can be done overland. Also possible overland, between Perth in Scotland and Cardiff in Wales, is about 338 miles.

Depend on mode of travel and speed. Check distance websites.

The wales Dollar

Cardiff is a city area with no mountains

A man named George Hull of Cardiff New York, an atheist, had gotten into a heated argument with a fundamentalist minister over a passage in Genesis that said that giants once lived on earth. He was determined to make a fool of the minister and put together a plan. He purchased the 10 foot block of gypsum in Fort Dodge Iowa, saying that is was destined for a Lincoln Memorial in New York City. He had it shipped to Chicago where he hired stone cutter, Edward Burghardt, to carve the statue and swore him to secrecy. In 1868, he had it shipped to his cousin, William Newell, and buried it behind his cousin's barn. He waited about a year, and then ordered the well diggers. The fact that the Newells didn't need a well dug or that the selected location was not appropriate for a well wasn't a factor. Up to this point, it's said that Hull had spent $2,600 on the whole project.

He set up a tent to house the 10 foot tall stone giant and charged the public to see it. He made about $30,000 displaying the giant and eventually sold his interest to a syndicate for $23,000. It was moved to Syracuse New York for display and attracted so many paying customers that P.T. Barnum offered the syndicate $50,000 to buy the giant. They turned him down. Not deterred, Barnum had his own giant constructed and put on display in New York City claiming that his was the original and the one in Syracuse was a fake. Both the original fake and the fake fake are on display to this day. The original is at the Farmers' Museum in Cooperstown New York, and the Barnum copy is at Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum in Farmington Hills Michigan.

39 miles

Manchester.

Cardiff bay is probebly on of the best looking places in cardiff it has lots of leisure, resturants , and shoping places lota of tourists from france and other countries go there beacuse of what it has also they filmed a few doctor who episodes there and parliment members go there.

100 miles 1.45 hours m4 all the way in