Wales

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.

Basically they are very similar as the people that built them were the same both sides of the border

wales is very famous quarry in Bethesda,Gwynedd. The quarry provides loads of slates!

The Wales Millenium Centre is located in Cardiff, Wales in the Cardiff Bay Area. The Centre is spread out over 4.7 acres. There are Two Phases to the Centre, with the Phase 1 opening on November 26, 2004 and Phase 2 opening on January 22, 2009. The Wales Millenium Centre is host to Opera, Ballet, Dance, Comedy and Musical Performances.

Some of the holiday cottages in North Wales are: The Post house, Tyn-y-Fach Holiday Cottage, Stonehaven, Rosemary Cottage and the Small Barn at Graig Wen.

There are about 1000-2000 Christians living in Wales, although there is no exact number.

As David James played in Goal for the England team he would not be eligable to play for Wales.

Henry VIII was the son of Henry Tudor (Henry VII) who was of Welsh royal stock and took the English throne after the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, which overthrew Richard III, brought an end to the Plantagenent dynasty and placed a Welshman on the throne of England for the first time in history.

Henry married Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV and they had 7 children, of which Henry VIII was the third. Henry VIII was thus half-Welsh.

He was a fluent Welsh speaker, but was responsible for the Act of Union in 1536 which effectively abolished Wales as a seperate nation and made it a part of England, a situation which existed legally until Edwardian times.

He did this for two reasons- the first was that at the time, Wales was predominantly Catholic, and many senior Welsh clerics disapproved of the establishment of the Church of England. The second was that by the time of Henry's reign, many Welsh people (including aristocracy, landed gentry and influential pubic figures) were beginning to feel that the Tudors had 'sold out' to England too much and were no longer adequately representing Welsh interests. Henry thus wished to forestall another Welsh rebellion, which by the early / mid 16th Century could have been far more devastating for England due to advances in military technology since the time of Owain Glyndwr.

Aber usually means Estuary (where a river meets the sea): Aberystwyth, Aberdaron, Abertawe. (Abertawe is the Welsh name for Swansea).

Sometimes it can mean Confluence (where a two rivers meet). Abertridwr (Confluence of Three Waters), Aberglais (Where the Glais meets the Taf).

Bryn Celynnog is an eco-friendly comprehensive school located in Beddau, Wales.

If you go through a tunnel some people beep their horns as a game in any tunnel. If someone answers back by beeping the game is started, try to get as many people to beep back as you can.

As you do any other address

blubber, meat, and krill fishing

Tom Jones

There is a cafe at the top of snowdonia.

What about it? I have my education through Welsh. All lessons are taught through Welsh appart from Other language lessons such as English French or German. For GCSE's , everyone who has their education through welsh do English Lit , English Lang , Welsh Lit , Welsh lang. For A levels , everything is still taught through welsh... You can choose Welsh as an A level , in the same way you can choose English as an A level

They started in the nineteen century. They were started by coal miners. The coal miners sang down in the mines to pass the time. When all the people stopped working in mines the men carried on singing and soon they became male voice choirs. In the nineteen century and early twentieth every town and village even very small ones had their own male voice choir.

The same pets are available in Wales as are available in the rest of the United Kingdom.

Mount Snowdon is the remains of a long extinct volcano.

everything except paper and wool.

Ynys Môn (Anglesey)

Only Rhys Ifans can answer that question.