Wales

The triple harp, often referred to as the Welsh triple harp, is a type of harp employing three rows of strings instead of the more common single row.

Yes, so is Ceri.

Yes it's derived from Welsh but in Welsh it's "Fychan".

Trade Center Wales can be contacted via post at their address which is: Trade Centre Wales, Euro Centre, Neath Abbey Business Park, Neath Abbey, Neath, South Wales, SA10 7DR. Alternatively they can be contacted via phone at 01792814300.

Balwen Sheep, Welsh Corgi, Welsh Ponies, Bats, Dolphins, Welsh Black (also known as a bull), Ducks, Puffins, Northern Gannets, Weasels, Polecats, Badgers, Grey Seals, Butterflies, and Red Squirrels

Is sheep a food? I jest, besides Canada grows them as well. Wales has a temperate climate and so does parts of Canada. I think anything Canada can grow the Welsh could grow as well, though maybe not some of the fruits. Can they grow peaches in Wales? We do in Canada.

That depends on the reasons why you're classing them as famous. The first one would probably be Mount Snowdon (in North Wales, part of Snowdonia). Second I would say is Pen-y-Fan (in South Wales, part of the Brecon Beacons). I'm not going to guess at a third famous one. mount snowdon

No but theirs a mountain called Snowdon

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lava bread

Aberaeron is a fairly popular seaside resort town. The year round population of the town is small, coming in at around 1,500 residents.

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Currently - 12 May 2013 - it is Warren Gatland.

Rwy'n hoffi gwylio Casualty, ond weithiau mae'n ddiflas

My-err....like the girls name Mair

Johnson & Wales is an American university offering various courses in different faculties to its students. It is also a nonprofit institution founded in 1914. It is in the educational area of business.

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A woman passing into eternity and seeing Jesus. Her face lit up and her eyes opened after being matted shut for a few days. Once her eyes opened and I saw that look, she was gone. It was amazing.

The supply of fresh water was extremely poor in Merthyr Tydfil. Although the River Taff ran through the town, the ironmasters diverted the water to supply their steam-engines and cooling plant. The Taff became an open sewer and the contaminated water supply resulted in several outbreaks of cholera and typhoid. By 1848 Merthyr Tydfil's mortality rate was the highest in Wales and the third highest in Great Britain. Sadly, the young children were particularly vulnerable to disease caused by unhealthy living conditions. In the first half of the 19th century, over 60% of all burials in Merthyr Tydfil were of children under the age of five. Despite this high mortality rate, the population reached 40,000 in 1845.

The leek is worn on every March 1st. The reason the leek became a nation emblem of Wales is because Saint David ordered his soldiers to wear that on their heads to identify themselves in a battle long ago.

they normally eat lamb and rabbit

Snowdonia is the national park that Snowdon is in, the nearest town is probably Llanberis.

Henry 7th was Welsh from Birth. He was born and grew up in Pembroke

Lucy Jones is from Pentyrch which is just about on the outskirts of Cardiff which is the capital of Wales