Wales

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Because Spring is so late in coming this year. Winter weather has gone on for an unusual length of time, it's simply been too cold for the daffodils to flourish. It's not just you, milions of people are having the same problem with their Spring flowers, but they will come out eventually, albeit late.

Mid-Wales Constabulary was created in 1948.

Handcarved wooden "love spoons" were once a popular gift in Wales.

Try Frogwarts or any school affiliated with the Royal family.

River Adda

River Aeron

River Afan

River Alyn

River Amman

River Arrow

River Arth

Afon Cadnant

Afon Cefni

River Cegidog

Afon Clarach

River Cleddau

River Clwyd

River Clydach

River Clywedog

River Colwyn

River Conwy

River Cothi

River Crafnant

River Cynon

River Cywyn

Afon Ddu

River Dee, Wales

Afon Dulyn

River Dwyryd

River Dyfi

Ebbw River

Afon Eigiau

River Ely

River Elwy

River Garw

River Geirionydd

River Glaslyn

River Gwendraeth

Afon Hepste

River Lledr

River Lliedi

River Lliedi

Afon Lloer

River Lugg

River Llugwy

Afon Llwyd

Afon Llyfni

River Loughor

River Machno

River Mawddach

River Mellte

Afon Melynllyn

River Monnow

River Neath

River Nevern

River Ogmore

River Ogwen

Afon Porth-llwyd

River Rhaeadr

River Rheidol

River Rhondda

Rhymney River

River Seiont

River Severn

River Sirhowy

River Tâf

River Taff

River Tawe

River Teifi

River Teme

River Trothy

Afon Tryweryn

River Towy

River Usk

River Vyrnwy

River Wye

River Ystwyth

The Welsh for darling or dearest is 'cariad'.

Welsh is an Indo-European language; a member of the Celtic subgroup.

No, England and Wales are part of the same sovereign state, the UK.

211 miles - 3 hours 54 mins traveling time

No. You don't need a passport to travel from one part of the UK to another.

No there is no Welsh bobsled team but Jameica has one

Merthyr Tydfil I think or Ebbw Vale

That is a matter of personal preference, I guess some are and some aren't just like anywhere else.

Welsh rarebit is just melted cheese on toast. Its eaten all over Wales and the United Kingdom and a lot of other places in the world.

At peak it was outputing 57 million tons of coal. This was some 50% UK ouput. Iron at peak was 40% of the UKs total output. For Iron a massive 40% of the UKs total output was actually made in Merthyr Tydfil at the Dowlais Iron Works.

That depends entirely - on where you're travelling from!

Yes.

A town in Wales called Capel Celyn was emptied of its population and flooded, on purpose, in order to form a reservoir.

The remains of that town are now underwater in the reservoir.

It was a controversial move because the village was the only surviving Welsh village that spoke entirely in the Welsh language (untouched by the English language). However, the natural location made it ideal for a reservoir, which can support millions of people with fresh water.

"Kigh"

The oldest pub in wales is The Skirrid Mountian Inn, in a small village near Abergavenny in Monmouthshire.

See the link below for a good map of the bodies of water in the area.

Add The Bristol Channel to the south.

The Dragon would be one.

Caerwys is one! mary in oregon our favorite Inn keeper is from Wales check this site......http://www.aboutbritain.com/TownsWales.asp

1. Well If a blue whale is actually 100 feet(OMG).
2. That means the mouth is probably 5 feet or something.

Johnson and Wales University has four campuses. The founding campus is located in Providence, Rhode Island. Additional campuses are located in North Miami, Florida, Charlotte, North Carolina, and Denver, Colorado.